Re: opentype no break property

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From: Matthew_Wallis
Date: Thu, 03 May 2007 10:56

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The problem is actually arising when working in Indian languages and having to use non-unicode roman-encoded fonts which contain glyphs for the Indian script in all the font's available slots (you have to use a separate font for roman text). So Indesign is breaking Indian words at what it thinks are backslashes or slashes. I've checked it again and it's definitely doing it (Quark doesn't do it incidentally). If it's not doing it with you Dominic there must be some difference in our setup and I'd like to know what that is.

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