Editing Fonts

FontXChange provides an option to edit the font names of a converted font. Changes to font name data are applied in the Edit window. You can open the Edit window for any font by expanding the disclosure widget in the font list of the main window, and then clicking the Edit button for a given font.
Edit Font Name Window
The Edit font window provides font name fileds that can be modified and applied to a converted font.

Clicking the Done button will apply the changes to the converted font.
Clicking the Reset button will discard any changes and reset the name fields to their original values.

The Edit window provides these name fields:

Font Name | The complete, unique, human readable name of the font. (e.g. "Times New Roman Bold")
Family Name | The name the user sees. (e.g. "Times New Roman")
PostScript Name | The name the font will be known by on a PostScript printer (e.g. "TimesNewRoman-Bold")
Font Version | Release and version information from the font vendor. (e.g. Version 1.00 June 1, 1990")
Copyright | The copyright string from the font vendor. (e.g. "© Copyright the Monotype Corporation plc, 1990")

Note that any changes made in the Edit window are applied only to the converted font. The original font file remains unchanged. Further, changing the font name field data does not change the actual font properties of the converted font, but changes only the name data. For instance, changing the font style name does not change the actual appearance of the font style.
WARNING: Before making any changes in the font name fields you should understand what the fields are used for. Some changes may be incompatible with other changes made in the same Edit window, and may result in a failure to convert the font file.

SEE ALSO
FontXChange Overview