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When I use windows terminal, I found that the blod italic version of mononoki font is detected as a separate font. I can choose mononoki BoldItalic. And there was no blod italic version when I choose mononoki font in Git Bash.
I intall the ttf font on my Windows system.
The number of fonts identified in the settings is correct !
But it is wrong in some software !
I solved the problem using this method proposed in #49, I delete the "Preferred Name" and "Preferred Styles"
What worked for me on Windows 7 SP1 is:
Open mononoki-BoldItalic.ttf with FontForge.
Choose "Element" menu -> "Font Info".
Choose "TTF Names" tab in the appeared "Font Information" window, and remove the "Preferred Styles" entry with its right-click menu.
Re-export the TTF via "File" menu -> "Generate Fonts".
It seems Windows is extraordinarily picky on many font properties.
When I use windows terminal, I found that the blod italic version of mononoki font is detected as a separate font. I can choose mononoki BoldItalic. And there was no blod italic version when I choose mononoki font in Git Bash.
I intall the ttf font on my Windows system.
The number of fonts identified in the settings is correct !
But it is wrong in some software !
I solved the problem using this method proposed in #49, I delete the "Preferred Name" and "Preferred Styles"
What worked for me on Windows 7 SP1 is:
Open
mononoki-BoldItalic.ttf
with FontForge.Choose "Element" menu -> "Font Info".
Choose "TTF Names" tab in the appeared "Font Information" window, and remove the "Preferred Styles" entry with its right-click menu.
Re-export the TTF via "File" menu -> "Generate Fonts".
It seems Windows is extraordinarily picky on many font properties.
Originally posted by @richardgv in #49 (comment)
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