Lowercase
In the second part, comes the lowercase gliffs, numbers and some punctuation marks. This went quicker than doing the uppercase for a couple of reasons. Being more familiar with the procedure and the programs was one and the other was the gliffs were less complicated. The process would have been even less time if the Illustrator action that I wrote would have worked. The action wasn't recording the Expand Appearance. If it had, it would have taken 5 seconds to transfer each gliff from Illustrator to Font Creator.
Oh well. I'm looking forward in trying a different font program and will let you know the results.
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