But it looks like the other solutions mentioned (TypeTool, Font Doctor, etc.) might be better for your purposes. TTConvertor is only good for TrueType fonts. I think it would give an error if there was an encoding problem though (which is what I think you are running into).
Philip Aker
The problem is that I don't *know* whether, or in what fonts, I have an encoding problem unless my eye happens to fall on a misprint--this in scores which I am offering for sale to the public, some of wh. have been in print for years.
What I'd like to do is "simply" go through *all* my fonts and make sure they're OK. It sounds to me as if all the solutions suggested have the same problem as Fontographer, wh. I already have: they would require me to open each font individually and go through multiple steps to identify and correct any encoding problem. Doing this for hundreds of fonts would take me weeks!
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