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Hi all,
After recently downloading some fonts off the web, some of them have decided to not group together as a family, or group of typefaces. Is there any way I can fix this? I've tried renaming their file names in Finder but no luck.
Thanks in advance,
M
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)
Without a font editor to adjust the internal names of the fonts, you can't.
Ah, okay. Would you be able to suggest any editors? Kind of annoying when working on a document to have to manually switch to a different font instead of just being able to type cmd+B for bold, cmd+I for italics, etc.
There's FontLab Studio (not cheap). They also acquired Fontographer a few years ago and also sell that. A couple hundred bucks less than their flagship editor, but still not cheap.
If you have the X11 windowing software installed, there's also the free open source FontForge.
Hello hmcgugan !
Actually I think there's a easy way to do it with a free software! Take a look at this tutorial: https://youtu.be/sCCxEAuMA4c
Best regards
TransType isn't free, but that's another way to do it. You can try it for free for a limited time with limited functionality, but otherwise, it's $97.
How do I combine fonts into a font family?
