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1.6.6148

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- Rebuilt all libraries for v1.6 release 3/10/2003.

1.6.6048

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- Updated FinishInstall.py to reflect Python 2.2 requirements.
- Picked up last MakeOTF.pdf editing changes.
- Fixed bug in GOADB.
- Updated CID font data in example fonts.
- Updated FDK release notes and installation instructions.
- Updated to use the GlyphOrderAndAliasDB file developed while
converting the Adobe Type Library. Maps all the old glyph names to AGL
compatible names.

1.6.6020

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- [OTFProof] Fixed crash in handling of VORG with no entries. (Vantive
574752)
- [MakeOTF] Updated documentation: added a description of how all three
columns of the _GlyphOrderAndAliasDB_ file are used; added a new section
on the key-value pairs of the font project file; updated the description
of the FontMenuNameDB file entries; added minor clarifications throughout.
- Updated _digital_signature_guide.htm_ to match current Verisign website.
- [Example fonts] Changed the incorrect language keyword TUR to TRK.
- [Example fonts] Removed the many key/value pairs in the fontinfo files
that are not used by MakeOTF.
- [OTFProof/spot] Fixed 3-column handling of GOAADB. (Vantive 569681)

1.6.5959

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- [MakeOTF] Suppressed the "repeat hint substitution discarded" message
from the source file parsing library. These are so common that they
obscure more useful messages.
- [MakeOTF] Set as default the option to build chaining contextual
substitution rules with the incorrect format used by InDesign 2.0 and
earlier.
- [MakeOTF] If the option above is set, then MakeOTF will write a name
ID (1,0,0,5 - "Version") which will contain the text string which
triggers special case code in future Adobe apps so that it will process
the chaining contextual substitution rules as they were intended. If
this option is NOT set, the name ID 5 will be written so as to not
trigger this special case code. The special case treats specially any
font where the name table name ID (1,0,0,5) exists and either matches,

"OTF[^;]+;PS[^;]+;Core 1\.0\.[23][0-9].*"

(example: "OTF 1.006;PS 1.004;Core 1.0.35")
or contains,

"Core[^;]*;makeotf\.lib"

(example: "Core 1.0.38;makeotf.lib1.5.4898")
or just,

"Core;makeotf.lib"

- [MakeOTF] Turn off by default the option to force the .notdef glyph
in the output OTF font be an crossed rectangle with an advance width
of 500.
- [MakeOTF] Added rule to force the OS/2 WeightClass to always be at
least 250. Shows error message if set or calculated WeightClass was less
than this.
- [MakeOTF] Added test that FSType is set the same in the feature file
as in source CID font files.
- [OTFProof] Page layout for CJKV font vertical layout: now writes the
vertical columns right to left.
- [OTFProof] When writing vertical features, now shows the advance width
sign as negative.
- [OTFProof] When making PostScript proof file, now writes DSC tags with
correct header and page info.
- Added _Unicode and Glyph Name_ documentation to the FDK _Technical
Documentation_ directory, to allow access to this info under the FDK
license.

1.6.4908

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- [MakeOTF/FEA syntax] Added new vmtx table overrides, to allow setting
vertical metrics for pre-rotated proportional glyphs that are
specifically designed and are not simply rotated forms of proportional
glyphs.
- [MakeOTF/FEA syntax] Added new OS/2 overrides to set the Unicode and
Windows codepage range fields: UnicodeRange CodePageRange.
- [MakeOTF/FEA syntax] Updated language keywords to be consistent with
OpenType spec, i.e using `dflt` instead of `DFLT`. Expanded section
explaining use of language and script default keywords. Old keywords
still work, but cause a warning to be emitted.
- [FEA syntax] Expanded explanation of kern class pairs and subtable
breaks.
- [MakeOTF] Updated the search rules for CID font CMap files to support
Adobe-Japan2-0, and to look first for UTF-32 CMAP files.

1.5.4987

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- Release to Adobe website Sept 2002.

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