http://support.microsoft.com/kb/978909/
This article says that a regression was introduced by security update
961371. The regression imposes an artificial 2,500 character length
limitation on strings that are contained in OpenType or TrueType fonts.
They mean 2.5K Unicode characters, or 5000
Nicolas,
Thanks for the update on that unfortunate bug. Great to hear it's fixed.
I just committed a update of the fontforge_font_optimizer.pe - it no longer
includes the workaround for that MS bug.
I agree - needing to change metadata to get fonts to successfully render is an
awkward
Garrick Van Buren wrote:
Nicolas,
Thanks for the update on that unfortunate bug. Great to hear it's fixed.
I just committed a update of the fontforge_font_optimizer.pe - it no longer
includes the workaround for that MS bug.
I agree - needing to change metadata to get fonts to
On 9 May 2010 02:14, Garrick Van Buren garr...@kernest.com wrote:
The short answer is - I like them and they're consistent with the
direction Kernest is pointing. Just need to work out the specifics.
s/free/libre? :-)
