MS Word not supporting multilingual font

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OK I had a look. You can keep the features automated. Here is what I did:

  1. In Font Info > Font, deleted the codepage ranges and unicode ranges parameters.
  2. In Font Info > Other Settings I disabled the Use Custom Naming option, I proceeded to select all glyphs in Font view and ran Glyph > Update Glyph Info. (While I was at it, I also ran Correct Path Direction and Tidy Up Paths from the Paths menu.)
  3. In Font view, I added all glyphs in Languages > Latin > Western European to the font. This probably did the trick. I suspect that certain glyphs in the Windows 1252 encoding are expected. If you want to be on the safe side, add all glyphs in Filters > Windows 1252.
  4. I exported without hinting, but with overlap removal.
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Many thanks mekkablue
I really appreciate your great effort.
Can I get back the edited and corrected .glyphs file, please?

Best.

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Sorry, I did not save it. But I only did those steps above.

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Ok, Many thanks mekkablue :+1:t3: