Gfk in correct. The file name has to match the internal font name, or it won't load. I've just been working on getting this to work with Juicy Fonts, over the weekend. I had to read the internal name, and then make a temp copy of the file, giving it the same name as the font. Bit of a hack, but it seems to work OK.
I haven't had any problems with font names that contain spaces, though. Why could this be a problem, Gfk?
I haven't had any problems with font names that contain spaces, though. Why could this be a problem, Gfk?