I created this typeface after finding an old white labeled Dymo labeller in a second hand store. It had two versions of type. One was horizontal with a a look I hadn’t seen before so I decided to make it into a font. I made tit monospaced and added most of the basic latin characters.

There is a glitch with Adobe InDesign handling the double ligatures (AA, BB, CC etc.). Indesign adds an extra character space over top of the ligature. This is only a problem when you have a non-invisible character space, like this font has.

Now you can correct this bug of default paragraph engine miscalculating OpenType glyph widths. By swapping the engine forces InDesign to rebuild the text boundaries.

How to do this:
1. Highlight your text or select your Paragraph Style.
2. Go to the Paragraph Panel menu (top right corner lines) or edit your style sheet.
3. Locate the composer settings in the Paragraph Panel.
4. Switch from Adobe World-Ready Paragraph Composer to Adobe Paragraph Composer (or vice versa).

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