In typical Persian fonts which are True Type, there is a historical problem with yeh and kafs, since these fonts are created for Windows 98, which didn't include full Persian support, and now, we have 2 kind of Kafs: Keheh(0x6a9, ک), and Arabic Kaf(0x643, ك), and 2 kind of Yehs: Farsi Yeh(0x6cc, ی), and Arabic Yeh(0x64a, ي). Old fonts use Arabic ones, but the standard keyboard for Persian uses the Persian ones of course, is it possible to edit and fix these fonts? I've made many attempts to replace these characters with FontLab Studio, which I failed. Any suggestions?
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You might want to look into a hidden Windows Font Editor as shown here. No one really knew about it but it does work!
Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.
tommieb75
2010-01-31 19:28:06
Lovely tip. I shall have a play. :)
Mick Sharpe
2010-01-31 19:36:28
All characters I'm talking about are currently available, eucedit you're mentioning is about creating custom characters.
Parsa
2010-02-02 03:30:08