|  | # How To Fix | 
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|  | This file describes the causes of common problems that OTS detects. | 
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|  | ### DFLT script doesn't satisfy the spec | 
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|  | DFLT script doesn't satisfy the spec. DefaultLangSys is NULL | 
|  | DFLT script doesn't satisfy the spec. LangSysCount is not zero: $lang_sys_count | 
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|  | These errors are related to the language system declaration and how the lookup language tags are declared in the feature syntax. | 
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|  | Old files made in FontLab Studio version 5.0, using Adobe FDK version 2.5 or so, then the `latin` language was the default, and thus could go unspecified. | 
|  | And sometimes a language tag was declared after the untagged feature. | 
|  | This was a common practice to assume that script `latn` is the default script. | 
|  | For example: | 
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|  | ``` | 
|  | feature liga { | 
|  | sub f f i by ffi; | 
|  | sub f f l by ffl; | 
|  | sub f f by ff; | 
|  | sub f i by fi; | 
|  | sub f l by fl; | 
|  | language AZE; | 
|  | language CRT; | 
|  | language MOL; | 
|  | language ROM; | 
|  | language TRK; | 
|  | script DFLT; | 
|  | sub f f i by ffi; | 
|  | sub f f l by ffl; | 
|  | sub f f by ff; | 
|  | sub f i by fi; | 
|  | sub f l by fl; | 
|  | } liga; | 
|  | ``` | 
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|  | But the script `latn` should be declared before language tags. | 
|  | For example, | 
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|  | ``` | 
|  | feature liga { | 
|  | script DFLT; | 
|  | sub f f i by ffi; | 
|  | sub f f l by ffl; | 
|  | sub f f by ff; | 
|  | sub f i by fi; | 
|  | sub f l by fl; | 
|  | script latn; | 
|  | sub f f i by ffi; | 
|  | sub f f l by ffl; | 
|  | sub f f by ff; | 
|  | sub f i by fi; | 
|  | sub f l by fl; | 
|  | language AZE; | 
|  | language CRT; | 
|  | language MOL; | 
|  | language ROM; | 
|  | language TRK; | 
|  | } liga; | 
|  | ``` | 
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|  | For fonts where sources are missing, or rebuilding is undesirable, there is a FontTools [script](https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/blob/master/Snippets/fix-dflt-langsys.py) that can be used to hotfix the binary files. |