Hello, 

Are you able to confirm that the fonts you have installed contained the missing characters? I have used FontLab studio and Fontographer in the past. It's also common for some font vendors/foundries to have a list of characters that a typeface supports (such as this one for Roboto: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto/glyphs). 

If you discover that the font that you have installed does not contain the required characters but another (similar looking) typeface that you have already installed does, you can use the Default FAST in the FV spec to define a font failover. In fonts.pdf, check out Primary FAST, Secondary FAST and Default FAST in Chapter 12 - The Font Variant Spec.

If you don't have a typeface installed that's similar enough to what's needed, you may consider installing a font from Google Fonts that 

1. Looks similar to the typeface you're working with; and
2. Contains the required character(s) 

Once this is done, you can go back to the FV spec and define the Default (or Secondary) FASTs. 

Hope this helps,
- Thomas

Hello, 

Are you able to confirm that the fonts you have installed contained the missing characters? I have used FontLab studio and Fontographer in the past. It's also common for some font vendors/foundries to have a list of characters that a typeface supports (such as this one for Roboto: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto/glyphs). 

If you discover that the font that you have installed does not contain the required characters but another (similar looking) typeface that you have already installed does, you can use the Default FAST in the FV spec to define a font failover. In fonts.pdf, check out Primary FAST, Secondary FAST and Default FAST in Chapter 12 - The Font Variant Spec.

If you don't have a typeface installed that's similar enough to what's needed, you may consider installing a font from Google Fonts that 

1. Looks similar to the typeface you're working with; and
2. Contains the required character(s) 

Once this is done, you can go back to the FV spec and define the Default (or Secondary) FASTs. 

Hope this helps,
- Thomas

Hello Thomas,

Thanks for your quick reply, I have go through to FV spec again, see below screenshot, may be  I am missing something somewhere

Thanks,

Wasif Khot

Hello Thomas,

Thanks for your quick reply, I have go through Primary FAST, Secondary FAST, and Default Fast again, everything seems to be in order see below screenshot.

Thanks,

Wasif Khot

Hello Wasif, 

It might be best to first determine if ITC Clearface Std contains the required characters.

 Sharon Appleton  mentioned xyprfont.pl as a way to generate postscript (that can be distilled into a PDF) of the characters contained in ITC Clearface Std. Using this, you can verify if the characters you're looking for are present in the font you installed. 

Are the required characters present in the list of glyphs?

Which characters are you missing?

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I was only able to locate the "Pro" version (this contains more glyphs than the "Std" version that's been installed) 
https://www.myfonts.com/collections/clearface-font-itc?tab=glyphs