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> [Here's](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iUCQLON4XzOG8JmGkUNQP_7eaIzdi1p8/view?usp=sharing) the link. I'm going to test it now. _Super_ interesting if it crashes. Thanks got it. But, apparently my Windows Font Viewer issue was not a "Junicode" name...

You cannot have both the Italic and the Italic-hinted installed at the same time. They have the same names internally and will cause name conflicts - which can cause unexpected...

@psb1558 Another thought... Are you planning submit Junicode v2 to Google Fonts? Because that has some other names, instances, etc., considerations.

LibreOffice on Windows and Linux do now work correctly if the style groups are all OK. Don't know about the Mac now; but the way it did apply its own...

> It looks like "Style Groups" are a FontLab thing. I'll have to find out if it can be done without FontLab. No. Glyphs has the same thing. Just organized...

> I'm glad things are looking good in InDesign, since that is ultimately where I'll be using Junicode Two. As long as it's functional there and correctly exporting to/embedding in...

The structure of the style groups in the statics is working as is. So no need to be concerned about that. Just the names are too long. Once the names...

Regarding the abbreviations, usually you do not have to go so extreme as only two-characters. "Junicode" is not real long so you have some leeway to go a little more...

> Is the 31-char limit just for the postscript name? No. That is for the Word font menu (and other MS apps). I have actually counted 32 showing, but I...

Yeah, the MS font handling is pretty dismal. I was hoping the recent "new" font list interface would make things better, it did just a little. I think that so...