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I want to convert a OpenType (PostScript flavor) font to an OpenType (TrueType flavor) font. This is because Office Word cannot make pdf´s using a OpenType (PostScript flavor) font. To make it more difficult, I also want to maintain the openType typography tables.

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What have you done so far in pursuit of this goal — a goal that may or may not turn out to be the jackalope of font-file esoterica? Also, do you have FontLab, and/or the wherewithall to install and subsequently do battle with the GUI of [fontforge.org](fontforge)? I ask so I know how to best answer; best of luck either way. – fish2000 Dec 9 '12 at 15:58

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FontLab will do the trick. Hefty price tag for a one off job. Have you considered contacting the foundry you purchased from.

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TransType is a software dedicated to this kind of conversions. They also have a per-day price, if you don't want to buy it.

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