The posting via FTP creates a misspelled word

[mwenz]

The short of it is that web fonts generally do not use OT features--meaning there is not a script embedded in the font that allows the use of ligatures. How Xara is accessing a ligature would be beyond me as it is not OpenType-aware. So this may be the browser rendering that is composing the ligature, if this is indeed a ligature issue.

[Homecomp]

I thought it might be the ligature ti in the font and i seem to be right, I found: http://askubuntu.com/questions/25182...ia-calibri-fon.
Acorn

Hi Guys,
Well you certainly can congratulate yourselves, 1st class degree in Sherlock Holmes logic.
I tested your theory it was the font type.
When I checked the font used It only showed me it as Calibri 19.9 I had not selected Regular as a side enhancement.
so I changed the style to Arial, and it works.......
Can I assume then that the Calibri font is at fault here as Arial does not cause the problem at all, or is it something else?

Well done

Thank you

Steve Bishop

[Egg Bramhill]

Great find Acorn.

[Homecomp]

Great find Acorn.

Hi Guys,
I've just been onto the Firefox forum and updated them as to what the error is, and I was asked to supply a screen shot. As I still have the original pages saved separately showing the errors I used those to open up in Xara so as I could take a screen shot of the error, once I had used the (Preview current web page) but as I did so this warning box appeared. (screen shot taken and attached). I have to put my hands up on this one, but in my defence when it 1st came up I assumed it was Xara saying be careful I don't have this font in my system, not do not use it because it will damage your health - so to speak - being unaware of the prospective problems I just selected OK. So in a way I am at fault here for not understanding the warning message, but I am coding illiterate.
I am sorry guys for wasting your valuable time on this ...perhaps I should try learn some more.

Thanks

Steve Bishop