If you have more than one layer in your glyph, you can see them in the Property bar. To flag a glyph, click on the flag dropdown and choose a color. You can flag glyphs to visually differentiate groups of glyph cells to easily examine and select them. To delete all the tags in the pane, click on the cross in the bottom-left corner. Predefined tags (known as virtual tags) include fig for figures, uc for uppercase letter and lc for lowercase letters. To add a tag predefined in FLVI, click on the V+ button in the bottom right of the pane. Here, you can type in a new tag, or modify an existing one. To add or edit a glyph tag, click on the Tags button in the Property bar to open the Tags pane. In FontLab VI, you can label glyphs with custom text tags. When you have a glyph (or several glyphs) open in the Glyph window with no nodes or contours selected, the Property bar looks like this:
The Glyph Window has an editing area and it shares the Property bar with the Font Window. To open several glyphs together in the Glyph window, select all of them in the Font Window or Font Map panel, and double-click on one of the cells or press the Return key. To open the Glyph window, double-click on any glyph cell in the Font Window or Font Map panel, or select the cell and press the Return key. The Glyph window is the place where you create and edit individual glyphs. Making a Font From Color Vector Graphics.
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