My first reaction to seeing a book called Letter Fontein in the bookshop of the Graphic Design Museum in Breda on a study trip in February was to wonder when it might become available in English. It’s a reflection of the world we now live in that the book in question, printed in China by a German publisher, but authored and designed by a Dutchman, is available in my own language (and Spanish, French and German), a mere ten or twelve weeks later...

Taschen offer a flick-through preview on their website at

http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/design/all/06770/facts.letter_...

You can see bigger previews and find out more about the Dutch edition at

http://www.letterfontein.nl/

Which is the better way to project fonts with glyphs for foreign languages? I use FontLab but i don't now how can i plan the typeface. where do I place the foreign glyphs in the interface of FontLab?

Which is the better way to project fonts with glyphs for foreign languages? I use FontLab but i don't now how can i plan the typeface. where do I place the foreign glyphs in the interface of FontLab?