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Jari,<br>
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instead of implementing the full unicode feature for font names
which is practically never used (only one non-Finale-compatible <a
href="https://elbsound.studio/music-fonts.php">music font</a> is
known and all 500 <a href="https://elbsound.studio/text-fonts.php">text
fonts</a> that I found in musical scores don't need unicode
either), wouldn't it be a very easy solution to simply put a wrapper
around the main access of the font name string that converts it once
to/from unicode.<br>
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Then Finale still works internally with unicode font names, but the
JW Lua/Finale Framework can remain as it is. It would be possible to
fix this later, if required. But I don't see a benefit at the moment
in supporting unicode font names in JW Lua.<br>
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Unfortunately I don't know the code, so I can't make a more precise
suggestion.<br>
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Best,<br>
Jan<br>
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