Andrew WestBeta version of BabelStone Han for Unicode 17.0 (incorporating CJK Ext. J), experimentally divided into three separate fonts (BMP, SIP, TIP) because they exceed the 64k glyph limit in the font standard. I may combine the SIP and TIP fonts in the final release, feedback welcome!
oldherl@babelstone Could you please use the same family name "BabelStone Han" for those two files? Then the user could keep using that name, not be forced to pick different font names for every character.
est271828@oldherl @babelstone
Quite agree with that. And it's easier to find when use with one same family name. Anyway, it starts with "B".
Quite agree with that. And it's easier to find when use with one same family name. Anyway, it starts with "B".
@oldherl thanks for the suggestion. I have experimented with setting the typographic family name to "BabelStone Han" for all fonts in the family (Basic, Extra, and PUA), which works in some applications but not in others (e.g. Word), although you still have to select the appropriate subfamily so it doesn't really have any advantage over separate family names that all start with "BabelStone Han".