Re: opentype no break property

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From: Joel_Cherney
Date: Thu, 03 May 2007 21:01

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I just did some experimentation with a few of my (obsolete, yet still useful every day) proprietary-encoding Indic fonts. In each case, I found that all I had to do was turn off hyphenation, and apply No Break to the glyph that was encoded as a slash. Once I'd done that, ID respected the No Break attribute, and no longer tried to break the text on glyphs that occupied codepoints on which ID would usually be permitted to break.

What font are you using?

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