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2 total messages Started by Jun_Chang Wed, 11 Mar 2009 01:35
Chinese Font and English Font in one paragraph
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Author: Jun_Chang
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 01:35
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I am working on a book translated from English into Traditional Chinese, using In design CS4. In many cases I need to put English words among Chinese Charaters. I set up Charater Styles to apply the English Fonts I want, then doing word by word manually. Besides of the slow speed, it's easy to make mistakes doing by hand. I desperatly want to find a way to set up PARAGRPH STYLES that I can specify both Chines and English Fonts in a same paragraph stye. Will be very apprecited if someone please teach me how to get it.
Re: Chinese Font and English Font in one paragraph
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Author: Ram�n_G_Casta�eda
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 04:32
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Jun,

This is not really a typography question. You'd be much better off posting in the InDesign forum for your platform, Macintosh or Windows.

This from the main Typography forum page:

      Typography

      A place to talk about type, typography, and typesetting. Help each other
      identify typefaces. Get suggestions about what typefaces work well together.
      Offer opinions about spacing, justification, punctuation, and the like.

      However, for more technical questions about installing fonts, or working
      with service bureaus, and things like that you might find more help in
      the ATM/Type forums. Or for questions about how specific applications
      work with type it might be better to post in the product forums. Go to:
      <http://www.adobe.com/support/forums/index.html> for the complete list.
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