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  • November 24, 2009 at 3:20 pm in reply to: InDesign icons not appearing in 64-bit Windows #53946
    Raphael Freeman
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    yes

    November 24, 2009 at 3:18 pm in reply to: Can't read the text in notes that come from InCopy #53944
    Raphael Freeman
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    but that is my point, in the notes panel the text is 5pt and I can't read them. Story editor is not a solution for the work that I'm doing since I'm doing complicated Hebrew typography with cantillation marks and the notes are telling me that I need to move something closer or further away so to keep changing from one view to the other won't work. Also the notes are in English and the text is in Hebrew and I need the special font for the cantillation marks which means I can't read the notes in English in Story Editor.

    Why can't I simply change the font and size of the text of the Notes panel?

    November 24, 2009 at 3:15 pm in reply to: InDesign icons not appearing in 64-bit Windows #53943
    Raphael Freeman
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    oh, I guess not, no such file exists…

    November 24, 2009 at 3:12 pm in reply to: InDesign icons not appearing in 64-bit Windows #53942
    Raphael Freeman
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    Actually referring to Windows 7 and CS4 and we tried this on 3 different computers! Shall I try you solution of

    Windows Vista
    Open a command shell with Administrator Privileges by right clicking the
    cmd.exe application and choosing to Run As Administrator.
    Navigate to the Program Files (x86)CommonAdobeShell folder. Type the
    name of the .bat file, ” Register64BitIcons.bat” (without quotations)
    and press Enter

    November 24, 2009 at 10:12 am in reply to: Word vs. InD for prepping text #50825
    Raphael Freeman
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    I would definately prep in Word. Then I would typeset in InDesign but not sure why you would only use a Mac. InDesign works very well on a PC. Of course you should only use OpenType so that you can be crossplatform in case you decide to switch between Win7 and Snow Leopard, but in terms of Word it's irrelevant. You don't need to be using the same font in Word that you are using in InDesign.

    November 24, 2009 at 8:20 am in reply to: InDesign icons not appearing in 64-bit Windows #50885
    Raphael Freeman
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    yes

    November 24, 2009 at 8:18 am in reply to: Can’t read the text in notes that come from InCopy #50895
    Raphael Freeman
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    but that is my point, in the notes panel the text is 5pt and I can't read them. Story editor is not a solution for the work that I'm doing since I'm doing complicated Hebrew typography with cantillation marks and the notes are telling me that I need to move something closer or further away so to keep changing from one view to the other won't work. Also the notes are in English and the text is in Hebrew and I need the special font for the cantillation marks which means I can't read the notes in English in Story Editor.

    Why can't I simply change the font and size of the text of the Notes panel?

    November 24, 2009 at 8:15 am in reply to: InDesign icons not appearing in 64-bit Windows #50883
    Raphael Freeman
    Member

    oh, I guess not, no such file exists…

    November 24, 2009 at 8:12 am in reply to: InDesign icons not appearing in 64-bit Windows #50882
    Raphael Freeman
    Member

    Actually referring to Windows 7 and CS4 and we tried this on 3 different computers! Shall I try you solution of

    Windows Vista
    Open a command shell with Administrator Privileges by right clicking the
    cmd.exe application and choosing to Run As Administrator.
    Navigate to the Program Files (x86)\Common\Adobe\Shell folder. Type the
    name of the .bat file, ” Register64BitIcons.bat” (without quotations)
    and press Enter

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