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1. #CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC FOR MAC#
2. #CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC MOD#
3. #CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC UPDATE#
4. #CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC FULL#
5. #CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC CODE#

If the fonts have been installed before, the contents of the following folders must be deleted:

#CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC CODE#

According to my tests (dummy fonts with fake nameID), the implementation is a mix between the fvar and STAT tables: the named instances are the fvar.NamedInstance but their names are not extracted from their subfamilyNameID, but are built from the ValueNameID attached to the STAT.AxisValue (which is quite… surprising, and sometimes gives the same result as the subfamilyNameIDs, but sometimes not…).Ĭascadia Code 2102.03 works fine, but version 2009.22 also: nameID 25 doesn't seem to be used (but your changes weren't for nothing: they are useful for Photoshop and InDesign, with their rather flawed implementations of the VF specs).

#CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC FOR MAC#

Hi tested Office for Mac version 16.46 (February 2021 update) today. And I assure you, that's not enough to solve the support issue in Word for Mac: they all look the same as in the two screenshots I just posted. It was about fixing bugs with Photoshop and InDesign, so now all new VFs that come out of Google Fonts have a nameID 25. I convinced Marc Foley from Google Fonts last year to improve their STAT table, and that involved adding a nameID 25 (and postscriptNameID for the NamedInstance of the fvar table, which you don't do for Cascadia). But I doubt that adding nameID 25 is enough. If Word for Mac specifically asks for this, why not, it won't be much to fix. Yes, I saw that with your changes, nameID 4 + 17 = nameID 6 = nameID 25 (in the variation of a space or a hyphen). It probably also helped to set name table 6 to drop the "-Regular", but my understanding is that with the presence of 25, it shouldn't have an impact. My belief is that use of that field informs the system what the root PostScript name should be (rather than whatever the existing PostScript name is set to). So the key change that I made was the addition of name table 25. The text ("When zombies arrive, quickly fax judge Pat" for the record, even if at this level, the information is hardly useful) is grabled only for the VF version: Here are the menu with the new 4 VF fonts installed (CascadiaCode-2102.03, TTF VF version or static TTF, Word 16.45, macOS 10.15.7):Įdit: I think the problem with the static files is only a cache issue. Hi that aside, I think that the modifications I made to the name table are sufficient to resolve the issue.

Small updates including spacing, outline quality improvements, and

This allows for betterĪside from the above changes, this version also includes many other That they're bottom-up rather than top-down.

#CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC MOD#

* Not listed – Reworked the hints for the mod and superscript glyphs so

#CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC UPDATE#

**Note** there isĪpparently an additional bug in Mac Word's implementation of variableįonts which should be available in an update mid-Feb. There was a mismatch in the font's postscript naming conventions that Ligatures now covered by the arrows code. Please note, I have also removed all the obsolete This also required some redesigning of the greater / lesser

Interested, it now uses forward-looking substitutions instead ofīackward-looking substitutions and progressive substitution to reduceĬode.

#CHANGE MY FONTS IN OUTLOOK FOR MAC FULL#

This involved a full refactoring of the `calt` feature-for those Instead of the standard three letter abbreviations:Īdditionally, ss20 includes the oft-unused graphical representations ofįull support for Fira Code's current ligature set (with a fewĮxceptions).

Purposes of rendering, the two letter abbreviations have been used The full control pictures block has been added (u+2400 to u+2426). Should be less confusing now for Lua / Matlab users.Ĭloses #395 - makes the underline thicker based on font weight Maybe it'll help :)Ĭloses #386 - added remaining soft-dottingĬloses #392 - changed designs of angled quotes (they are now round)Ĭloses #394 - changed former `~=` symbol to a simpler component-based Of bug fixes as well as updating the font to offer support for FiraĬloses #264 - additional codepoints for control characters addedĬloses #327 - `` and other variants implemented via the `calt`Ĭloses #371 - Added x-height instruction into ttfautohint to control theĬloses #375 - Completely redesigned quote marks for better recognitionĬloses #377 - updated hinting to achieve more consistent resultsĬloses #381 - increased height of thetamodĬloses #382 - reduced the width of the hookleftsĬloses #383 - updated heights on esh, glottalstop, glottalstopreversedĬloses #384 - tweaked hinting a little bit. This is a significant update to Cascadia Code including a large number