The font contains glyphs with duplicate prodution names: commaaccent, commabelowcmb (uni0326)

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Thank you @GeorgSeifert

Also, if I may add another question. Do you have any idea on how to make this work?

Adjust Kerning of an existing font

Hello everyone, Can anyone help me how to adjust a kerning of an existing font, say an OTF file. I don’t want to make any other adjustments than just to increase all characters’ kerning. I know some of you might suggest that I should just use the program’s (e.g. photoshop, ms word etc.) kerning adjustment to get the desired look, but we have a program that we are using now that doesn’t support kerning adjustment. So we decided to adjust the kerning directly to the font file. Any help or guidan…

I tried to follow the solution that you proposed here, but checking or previewing the exported font in my Finder (Mac) didn’t change a thing.

Automatically adjust spacing of all glyphs

Got this request from a client: "In taking a look at the font, I think the main issue is that the letters are a little bit too close together. Would it be possible for you to send me like 2-3 versions of the font where each version has a little bit more spacing than the other? For instance if the spacing of the font right now is x, could you send me a version that is x + .1, a version that is x + .2, etc. (the .1 and .2 is based on nothing I’m just using it for example) just so I can see how i…