Simplifying CIDFont Glyph Corrections Using AFDKO Tools

The process of building a CIDFont resource, which serves as the s

https://eng.fontke.com/article/6555/

A Better Method To Insert Corrected Glyphs Into CIDFont Resources

As I detailed in the February 24, 2012 CJK Type Blog post, the "f

https://eng.fontke.com/article/6604/

Building a CID-keyed font with 64K glyphs & 256 FDArray elements

As mentioned at the end of the May 15, 2012 CJK Type Blog article

https://eng.fontke.com/article/7904/

Building a CID-keyed font with 64K glyphs

Today, I want to demonstrate how the AFDKO mergeFonts tool can be

https://eng.fontke.com/article/7893/

Leveraging AFDKO Tools to Convert Name-keyed OpenType Fonts to CID-keyed — Part 1

The easiest method for representing an arbitrary name-keyed OpenT

https://eng.fontke.com/article/5493/

CID vs GID

When working with OpenType/CFF fonts, particularly those that are

https://eng.fontke.com/article/7248/

The BlueValues Array & Setting Its Values

When hinting name-or CID-keyed fonts, appropriate hinting paramet

https://eng.fontke.com/article/7015/

Leveraging AFDKO Tools to Convert Name-keyed OpenType Fonts to CID-keyed — Part 2

Part 2 of this series will demonstrate how AFDKO tools can be use

https://eng.fontke.com/article/5515/

Managing XUID Arrays—Redux

To follow up on my June 2011 article about managing XUID arrays i

https://eng.fontke.com/article/20752/

An "Extreme" OpenType Font

I like building fonts. I especially like building fonts with a la

https://eng.fontke.com/article/6182/