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I think you misunderstood. The [ ] were meant to indicate the little box in which cross-references are set off in InDesign.
Nope, no overset, no errors showing in prflight. I saw that some years ago in another forum the same thing happened but there wasn’t any solution.
I tried all 7 options given in the Windows forum (https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5507-default-apps-choose-windows-10-a.html#option1) but CC 2017 didn’t show up on any of them!
Thanks for the advice.
I tried several experts and corresponded with Adobe about the problems with their epub creations, and they admitted they could not handle what Kindle can. What’s so hard about them restoring the Kindle plugin, especially if it weans people off CS6?
Alas, there is no such option in Japanese InDesign. My search of Japanese sites on the web didn’t turn up anything, either.
If you don’t know what rubi are, you may not want to bother with my problem. (They are the characters set over Chinese characters as a phonetic guide.)
I am afraid this program is not up to the control over text and Sino-Japanese glyphs that InDesign provides.
I have a font of my own design and absolutely need it for my epub. It shows up fine on Adobe Digital Editions 3, but not on the iPad. Any ideas how to do this? CC broadens the range of fonts that can be embedded and encrypted, but how about proprietary fonts not in their list?
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