Microsoft has evidently decided that they are not going to bother with the font problem, and I suspect it's because they would have to redesign too much of the architecture to make it work. It is an irritating reality that all third-party fonts work perfectly on Office 365 for Windows, Mellel, and LibreOffice. I will let you know, if I discover any others. There are two fonts that will work with the Coptic keyboard - New Athena Unicode, and Titus Cyberbit Basic. The Coptic Keyboard, which I downloaded (you may have another), works just fine, because it is a Left-to-Right language. Alas, the method will not fix a Font (I've tried). bundle extension is for Third-Party Keyboards, which were not operating Right-to-Left correctly. The discussion in the blog for using Ukelele to create a. Aninoou is a Font that must be change in your program, in this case Office 365 (Word) for Mac.
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In this case, Coptic would be your Keyboard. For Syriac the actual letters can appear in three different forms anyway, depending on whether they are written in the ancient Estrangelo script (as visible in the Estrangelo Edessa font, which ships with Windows XP - use charmap to browse the characters that this font contains), or the later West Syrian or East Syrian scripts. The Keyboard is controlled by the icon in the upper right corner, near the clock, on your Mac. In your question, you have conflated two issues, Keyboards and Fonts.
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If you come up with a solution, I would be happy to post, giving you full credit. dfont, and back, as well as emptying the caches (as suggested in the link above). I have attempted various workarounds suggested on some sites without success, including converting from. I continue to attempt to find solutions, and will post the moment i do. Only Estrangelo works, and that's because it is provided by Apple. There is a similar problem with the Syriac Meltho fonts, as noted on this blog. For example, Ezra Sil and Cardo work fine, but as you have discovered, the Coptic Antinoou does not. My experience is that some third-party fonts will work, and some will not. The problem that you are encountering is that Microsoft does not support 'custom' fonts on Office 365 for Mac, which includes any that you have to install.
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