Problème de glyphes dans police open type

Bonjour.
Je suis dans Indesign CS6. Police Garamond Première pro open type (par exemple).
La police possède des ligatures (affichage palette glyphes-police entière) mais comme elles n'apparaissent pas dans les glyphes ligatures optionnelles, seules celles qui apparaissent dans les ligatures standard sont prises en compte. Comment doit-on "charger" les glyphes qui existent dans la police entière afin qu'ils soient pris en compte lors de la saisie d'un texte sans avoir à cliquer chaque caractère un à un en saisissant du texte. j'ai déposé sur ce lien une petite vidéo pour m'expliquer plus facilement. http://we.tl/Yks5aUOaJY.
merci de votre aide

La question initiale peut éventuellement reprendre tout son sens, soit pour résoudre ce problème… soit pour en profiter pour apprendre quelque chose :
"comment faire passer des glyphes de la police entière dans les cases (dossier? fichier?) ligatures conditionnelles, car moi, contrairement à vous je n'ai aucun glyphe dans cette palette".
Je pense que c'est tout à fait impossible… Il ya visiblement un problème avec cette police.
Question subsidiaire : je vois que dans votre exemple ( ectoplasme, esperluette), votre "e" final n'a pas pris la forme finale. Il se peut que ce soit simplement parce que vous n'avez pas coché me semble-til la ligne "FORMES POSITIONNELLES"dans le menu contextuel open type, est-ce exact ?
Je n'ai effectivement pas coché cette option mais de toute façon elle est indisponible.

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