Re: CS3: typography and end nested style delimiters

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From: andrea_laue
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:33

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Hi Dave,

Thanks for your speedy reply.

There are enough instances of nested styles that we're trying to avoid explicit ENS characters at all cost. There will be so many of them to enter!

So ENS characters affect the resolution of nested styles even when they aren't used as delimiters in the nested style definitions? Is InDesign essentially looking for either the declared delimiter *or* an ENS character?

If so, is there any way that can be overridden?

Thanks,
Andrea

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