If so, the font name comes
from the FOND resource if the font has one. The FOND is a older
resource and does not support Unicode names. They need to be in a Mac
encoding. The script is encoding in the FOND resource ID.
Actually I wanted to give the user option of selecting a name for
this font. So the user may choose a name which is a mixture of
Japanese/Chinese/English letters, say. But now, from your these
words I infer that such a feature is impossible with FOND resources.
Am I right? I can only give a name of specific Mac encoding only.
Yes, that is correct, you are restricted to a single encoding per
FOND. You could have multiple FOND resources each of a different
encoding reference the same font outline data.
-Nathan
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