[XeTeX] View glyph IDs under Windows

[Adam Twardoch]

As I said, try the demo version of FontLab Studio from
http://www.fontlab.com

The demo version lets you open all Type 1, TrueType and OpenType fonts,
navigate through the internal structures, even run Python scripting. And
of course, if you switch the Font Window to the Index mode, you will see
all glyphs ordered by their ID.

Or use the tx commandline utility that comes with Adobe FDK for OpenType
(aka AFDKO):
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/opentype/afdko/

After installing, run it like:
tx -pdf -o output.pdf -f input.otf

There is also another commandline app "fontplot" included in that
package that gives you finer control over the PDF output.

Both apps are not opensource but are available free of charge for
Windows and Mac OS X.

Regards,
Adam



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