"Thomas Phinney" <tphinney@adobe.com> wrote in message<br />news:ef9cd33.0@WebX.aaQKaf7vad4...<br />> Hi, Adam,<br />><br />> Yes, the kern table is ignored in favor of the GPOS kern feature, for<br />OTF-flavored OpenType fonts.<br />><br />> The GPOS kern feature can be used to represent pair-based "flat" kerning<br />as well as class-based kerning.<br />><br /><br />Thomas,<br /><br />this does imply, however, that non-OT apps only get kerning within the Roman<br />character set because of the virtual "mapping" done by ATM? I.e., it's not<br />possible at all to provide OTF fonts with kerning for CE characters that<br />would work in non-OT apps?<br /><br />Thanks,<br />Adam