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May 28, 2024 at 10:13 am in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403758
Bambang Damayanto
MemberVery Clear! Thank you so much, Guru…so I have to find a way to make it easier how to find/change the foreign language in my document.
In this case, suggest from Jim Swift is very acceptable to me. Thanks Jim..thanks a lot!
Thanks to Steve Davis and Dhafir Photo also. Thanks for your advice.May 27, 2024 at 5:57 pm in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403721Bambang Damayanto
MemberHi David, thanks to remind me about my topic 10 years ago. But I would like to tell you that all topics only find or search foreign language character, meanwhile I want to know the way to find/change the foreign language (not foreign language characters) with the latin character such as english, french, germany language, because my default language is Indonesian.
David, if you don’t mind, please to showing me how to find/change any language besides Indonesian language in my long document. Thank you for your kindness.May 27, 2024 at 5:39 pm in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403719Bambang Damayanto
MemberHi Steve, I don’t understand what you mean. Can you explain to me? Because I really need the way to find/change the other language than the default language. Thanks
May 26, 2024 at 9:50 pm in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403713Bambang Damayanto
MemberIn Publishing industry, usually have a procedure in editorial department to change all the text using foreign language change to italic format, so the reader should know that the words or sentences its not the default language. Notes: language its not the other character than latin character (e.g., accented characters, characters from other scripts like Cyrillic, Chinese, etc.). So I hope Adobe can develope InDesign could be make it easier to find/change all the text that using foreign language/ other language than default language. Thank You.
May 26, 2024 at 9:00 pm in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403712Bambang Damayanto
MemberHi Jim, thanks for your advice. It works! But in this case I have to change the language format first before find the text then change to italic. Not automatically find text out of default language. So actually I want to change all the text using foreign language (Out of Default Language) change to italic format. Thanks
Btw, can InDesign detect foreign language? Usually, when we spell check, a red line will appear if the word or sentence does not use the default language. So actually, I want to change all the text with red line to be italic format.May 26, 2024 at 8:43 pm in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403711Bambang Damayanto
MemberThank You Steve for your advice. But with your expression, its not work, because when I click find next, all words selected not only foreign language. Meanwhile what I want is the expression GREP only find the foreign language (out of default language). Let say, I use Bahasa Indonesia as a default language, then all out of default language should be change to italic.
May 26, 2024 at 2:49 am in reply to: Change font format with the GREP to change foreign language in document #14403698Bambang Damayanto
MemberHow to detect words in foreign language?
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