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Porting Mac® TrueType® Fonts
To The PC With Mac TransType
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4. Click the twirl-down next to the suitcase
to open it (circled below). This will expand the contents
of the suitcase. Then click on the font inside the suitcase.
The legend panel summary reveals that the source font
is a Unicode font. Unicode is a standard character identification
method so TransType understands the source font's encoding.
You always want to make sure the encoding is accounted
for. Leave nothing to chance.
5. Next, we'll check the destination specifications.
The destination encoding is okay and the font is ready
to convert. The importance of getting the right encoding
is mentioned here.
6. Simply click the "Convert"
button to convert the font.
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