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September 5, 2011 at 10:41 am #60445
David Blatner
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Yes, I believe InDesign just uses the default font (Times or Minion Pro). When you are in Preview mode, the font is just wrong. When you are NOT in preview mode, you should see pink highlighting over all the text. (The color is controlled by the Composition Highlights in the Preferences dialog box.) The “dreaded pink” means the font is not available or the characters are not available in the font you have chosen.

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