A couple of extra suggestions/comments.

- make sure that the PostScript FullName includes the style, even for the "regular" face.

- Make sure the PostScript FontName uses a dash between the family and the style. The family part should be the same as the family part of the FullName, with spaces omitted.
If you had the dash after XYZ and before Fontname I could imagine that might have the effect you mention.

Regards,

T

hmmm
that's how i've had things set up with the FullName and FontName fields and there'se no dash after XYZ and before Fontname. I'm trying to figue out where InD is pulling font names from because what it's displaying isn't in any of the naming fields at all... strange.

It's hard to say without having a look, but don't forget to
run Font Cache Cleaner when you're testing font names.
OSX caches the names and then tortures you with them later.
That is, if you're using said OS.
http://homepage.mac.com/mdouma46/fcache/fcache.html

One extra suggestion:

Avoid to start the family name with multiple capital letters in FontLab 4.x/Mac (like "XYZFontname") . This may result in improper ps file names. And surely the safer way to prepare all names is to click on the "Build Names" button.

Johnych