Calgary Script differs

@Annette5D87 

CorelDRAW may not support all of the OpenType features of Calgary Script. Since you are asking about Adobe Fonts, I'll move your post from Type & Typography. 

Do you have a Creative Cloud subscription? If so, test Calgary Script in Illustrator or InDesign. If not, how are you accessing Adobe Fonts?

We can't assist with CorelDRAW in this Adobe forum, but I found this help page for you on using OpenType in DRAW:

http://product.corel.com/help/CorelDRAW/540240626/Main/EN/Doc/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=CorelDRAW_Help&file=CorelDRAW-Working-with-OpenType-features.html

Jane

Hello!
I don't know this typeface in particular, but it's well possible you have alternate glyphs embedded in it.
I am demonstrating here with Photoshop, but you'll find the same panels everywhere in the Adobe suite.

THe glyphs panel will list all the characters available for a font, including all the alternates and ligatures.

You will also be able to see them when your text is typed and you highlight one letter

In my case I have one alternate for the O, but you can have many listed depending on what the type designer have included.