Gillian Flato wrote:
I used the Paragraph designer and language is set to US English.
Thanks,
Gillian Flato
-----Original Message-----
From: rebecca officer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 2:06 AM
To: [email protected]; Gillian Flato
Subject: Re: Find problem with font
At a guess, you're using a character tag to apply the font, and that tag
has language set to "None". You can check (and change) this in the
character designer. The same feature happens in the paragraph designer.
Setting language to none stops FM from using a dictionary with it and
therefore stops the spellcheck.
Cheers, Rebecca
"Gillian Flato" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/24/06 12:18 PM >>>
I have a word in a font called TechnicBold. If I search for a word with
it applied with Find, I can't find it. If I change the font on the word
to Times New Roman, it finds it just fine. Why would the Find feature
not be able to find a word just cause of the font applied to it?
Gillian,
I wonder if that font has ligatures that FM is not recognizing. (Things
like "fi" or "fl" that are a single character.) Have you tried copying
the word from the body text and pasting it into the Find text box?
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