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  • October 16, 2014 at 12:01 am in reply to: Glyphs panel and Typekit fonts #71076
    Christophe Dhélin
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    Thank you for the link.

    October 15, 2014 at 12:30 am in reply to: Glyphs panel and Typekit fonts #71064
    Christophe Dhélin
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    I was able to make it happen what more time :
    I deselect everything then go to the Glyphs panel and choose the Typekit font I want, then the Glyphs panel becomes empty. I choose a desktop font (visible in this panel) and then my Typekit font which now is visible. Strange. It may be related with activated styles or not I previously use…

    But now I can see the glyphs event for Typekit font, that’s what I want!


    @Tom    : in fact I wanted to see if there was some ornaments in this font, not a particular glyph already used with a previous font. And you’re right, sometimes this are surprises with glyphs and some fonts :(

    Christophe

    October 14, 2014 at 5:45 am in reply to: Glyphs panel and Typekit fonts #71045
    Christophe Dhélin
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    Thank you David. I will try again when I will be back in InDesign.

    September 10, 2010 at 11:53 pm in reply to: HELP! Automating text formatting and GREP questions #56979
    Christophe Dhélin
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    You can change text by image:

    1/ Place the image in your document (in the pasteboard for example)

    2/ Manipulate the image so it looks the way you want (size, rotation, fill, stroke…)

    3/ Cut it

    4/ Open the Find/Change dialog box and choose the text tab

    5/ In the search field, type your text, here “yes”

    6/ In the replace field, click on the @ then Other/Pasteboard content (not sure of the wording, I'm working on a french version). So you must see “^c” (sure for that)

    7/ Click Replace All

    8/ Done

    Don't forget you may not see the images if the height of the rows are too small!

    As it is NOT a grep style, this is not automatic :(

    But as you can save this request, you can reapply it as many times as your client will update the excel file.

    Hope it will help you

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