Re: Unicode character in a comparison (2.0.2 AS)

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From: Thomas_Phinney
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 06:24

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Yup. This problem is an interaction between some decisions we made about how to set up our pi/symbol/dingbat characters, and how InDesign deals with stuff inserted by the Glyph Palette. It's possible InDesign could get some more sophisticated options for how it inserts glyphs, though this would probably require more UI. Also, we could change the way we build the fonts, although revising existing fonts would create compatibility problems.

In any case, I'm glad to hear that CS exposes the necessary methods to make this work better.

Regards,

T

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