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Originally Posted by mbovenka
I just looked at it in the font viewer, and I see what you mean. On my Kobo that isn't the case.
Looks like in the font viewer the BoundingBox (in PostScript terms) is exactly equal to (ascender height + descender height) and the descenders of the round letters have a bit of overshoot (the q, for instance, isn't cut off).
I'm not sure that's supposed to happen (the round letter descenders having over shoot); I'm inclined to say that the descender height should be fixed for all letters. But I'm not a typographer, so who knows.
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Ah, so long as it looks good on the reader. (I just tried the font out in Word: the descenders were cut off but looked perfectly fine when printed out.)