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Default Access to all the features of Open Type "Pro" fonts

The "Pro" fonts in OTP format have many glyphs and characteristics apparently
not yet accessible. For instance, "old style" numbers, in-line numbers,
small-caps, to name a few that are useful when producing well laid out copy.
Only expensive page layout programs such as QuarkXpress and Adobe
Indesign/Photoshop seem to offer these facilities. I know that MS Word is not
and does not pretend to be a page layout program but handling fonts and their
characteristics seems fundamental to a high-end word processor.

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