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5.6.3 Batch Renaming<br />
You can search and replace in the names of selected glyphs via<br />
Edit > Find > Find and Replace … (Cmd-Shift-F). If you leave the<br />
Find field blank, then whatever is entered in the Replace field<br />
will be appended to the names of all selected glyphs. E.g., to<br />
quickly add an ‘.alt’ sux to all selected glyphs, you enter the<br />
sux, including the dot, in the Replace field:<br />
5.7 IMAGES<br />
5.7.1 Adding Images<br />
Like in Edit view, you can add an image to the current glyph<br />
layer by dragging it onto a glyph cell. By default, an image<br />
will be placed at the origin point of the currently active layer<br />
of the glyph in question, and scaled to where one DTP point<br />
corresponds to one font unit as defined by the Units per em<br />
setting in File > Font Info > Font. You can control positioning,<br />
scaling, and cropping of images in Edit view.<br />
Batch-add images by choosing Layers > Add Image … and then<br />
selecting any number of images. <strong>Glyphs</strong> will place them in the<br />
appropriate cells based on their file name. E.g., an image called<br />
‘ntilde.png’ will be put in ntilde, ‘iacute.pdf’ in iacute.<br />
5.7.2 Viewing Images<br />
Image display in Font view respects the View > Show Image<br />
setting unless there is no path drawn in the currently active<br />
layer of the glyph. In that case, the image will be shown<br />
regardless of the Show Image setting.<br />
<strong>Glyphs</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong>, May <strong>2013</strong> 52
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