Olde English font not displaying correctly

I'm trying to use and Olde English font. When I use it in TextEdit, works great but when I use it in Pages, it is being substituted with something else.
I have screenshots of each if that helps.
Thoughts?

I'm trying to use and Olde English font. When I use it in TextEdit, works great but when I use it in Pages, it is being substituted with something else
Off the cuff, bets are you have a broken SFNT Spline Font file, that is, somebody's been at the tables that lay out the type in the line. Trying to figure out what's the matter with a font file from an unknown source without being able to determine the state of the tables in the font file is tough troubleshooting. In general, type should be treated as any other application program - you buy a licence, you get support, you get upgrades with bug fixes and beautiful new features. Would that it worked that way.
/hh

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