I've seen this happen before, although I'm not sure how it happens. You've somehow got two glyphs ("Q") with the same unicode value. You need to change the unicode value of one of them (probably to unencoded if it's an alternate).

After a closer look at each glyph, it seems there is no two “Q” with the same unicode value. What I've tried is to clear all unicode value and the problem seems to be solved, hoping that won't cause other problem.

Thanks Mark

André

When you said you have cleared all unicode values, you don't mean from each glyph, do you?

ChrisL

Andre,

there seems to be a problem in your OpenType panel. Please zip your .vfb file and attach it to the problem report at http://www.fontlab.com/support/problem/

Cheers,
Adam

> When you said you have cleared all unicode values, you don’t mean from each glyph, do you?

Yes I did, but I did that on a copy of my .vfb file.

André

To Adam

I will send the file today. Thanks

André

Thanks to FontLab to solved the problem. I really had two Q. They suggested to look at my vbf file in the Index mode and the second Q was there. How this happened I have no idea, but when I've delete it, I was able to work with the OTF preview menu. The second Q was'nt visible in the Name mode neither in the Unicode one.

Thanks again :^)

André

You can also do a search for glyphs that begin with "Q".

ChrisL

Helpfull Chris. Also thanks to you for that tips.

André