Hopefully I do many sub-sub-sub versions!
I was sending a fond to distributors when I discovered full of kerning couples were gone!
The old file, made with v 1197 had 8066 kerning pairs on a master, the more recent file version I reworked in 1198 and 1199 has 7971 kerning pairs!
Same on other masters.
For instance I’ve lost the kerns between all .lf figures.
This afternoon I ran the commands compress and clean kerns, but I’d be surprised it’s because of that action.
I’ve recovered my kern values easily, but that’s scary
but in no case a kern between seven.lf and zero.lf (for instance) should be erased.
BTW a log of cleaned and compressed kerns should appear in macro panel.
I’ve ran again these commands on a copy of my old file. kerns count didn’t change, so this issue is somewhere else. And that’s scary, as I didn’t touch kerning these last days.