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  • in reply to: Figures won't turn to lining #33734
    Diane Burns
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    The idea with the “j-text” paragraph style in the template you downloaded is that this style is used as the basis for all styles. So, you’d dupe it, say, and then set your Japanese font, size, etc, along with any grep style you wish to apply. It sounds like you are applying the paragraph style with the composer somehow after you set up some other style for the grep style for the lining numbers. Would this approach help?

    in reply to: Figures won't turn to lining #33716
    Diane Burns
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    Zajormita, are you using the English version of InDesign? If so, where are you getting the Japanese composer from?

    in reply to: Installing Japanese Indesign, while having the Roman version #54808
    Diane Burns
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    @Bob: Thanks for the link to the Adobe TechDoc. I was not aware of being able to make separate user on Mac (albeit with some caveats) and have not tried it. I simply have a separate boot volume for each language version, usually an external drive. This began with CS3, and it is a pain. Not sure if it's due to technical reasons, business reasons, or oversight (the latter being how it was presented to me as having happened in the first place with CS3…)

    @pixel-bot: Glad to hear our template is working out. It really is the best way to do CJK typesetting in the English version, for now. Just please make sure there is a native speaker checking things in the workflow at some point!

    in reply to: Installing Japanese Indesign, while having the Roman version #51801
    Diane Burns
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    @Bob: Thanks for the link to the Adobe TechDoc. I was not aware of being able to make separate user on Mac (albeit with some caveats) and have not tried it. I simply have a separate boot volume for each language version, usually an external drive. This began with CS3, and it is a pain. Not sure if it's due to technical reasons, business reasons, or oversight (the latter being how it was presented to me as having happened in the first place with CS3…)

    @pixel-bot: Glad to hear our template is working out. It really is the best way to do CJK typesetting in the English version, for now. Just please make sure there is a native speaker checking things in the workflow at some point!

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