> So my question is in part:
> a) is there a way to tell if an existing .sfd file applies to a given
> TTF (e.g., Unicode.sfd)?
Unicode.sfd should apply to all TTFs (or OTFs) which contain a
Unicode cmap. Today, virtually all fonts have such a cmap since it is
needed for Windows.
> b) can I use the fontforge-outputted .sfd file safely?
Aah, FontForge uses .sfd files for its own format! This is an
extension clash.
> c) is there another way to determine/obtain an .sfd file for a given
> TTF?
The font's cmap format gives the needed subfont definition file. Just
stay with Unicode.sfd and the other U***.sfd files (which use Unicode
encoded input codes as input) and you are fine.
Werner
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