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+# AGL name filters for Glyphs
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+## How to set up the filter lists in this folder
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+1. Open a font UFO in the Glyphs Mac app.
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+2. In the bottom left corner, find the “Filters” section.
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+3. Make sure the detail view below this is expanded. If it is not, click the squared arrow upwards button.
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+4. Select the first regular filter, “Mac Roman”.
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+5. Click the cog icon below, choose “Edit Smart Filter”. *\**
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+6. Focus the newline-separated character names list.
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+7. Using <kbd>Cmd</kbd>+<kbd>A</kbd>, <kbd>Backspace</kbd>, delete its contents.
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+8. Paste the contents from the “Mac-Roman.txt” file in this folder.
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+9. Confirm with “OK”.
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+10. Repeat this for the “Windows 1252” filter.
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+11. Click the cog icon, and choose “Add List Filter”.
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+12. Name the new filter “MES-1”, and paste the contents of the corresponding file in this folder.
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+13. After clicking “OK”, repeat this for more custom filters.
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+\* Editing the existing Glyphs filters is necessary since their AGL list contains some minor errors compared to the official `aglfn.txt`.
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+## How to add missing characters via a Glyphs filter
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+1. Right-click the filter.
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+2. In the appearing popup, click the glyph name that you want to add.
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+3. Using the search field at the bottom, find the glyph by its Unicode point or name.
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+4. Double-click to edit the new glyph.
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