InDesign CS2 bundled OpenType fonts
A listing of the OpenType fonts bundled with InDesign CS2 can be found here:
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/Adobe%20Community%20Forums/Typography/1521
I work in an environment where I create InDesign files on a server and when I finish it is picked up by editors who do text edits on the file. The problem is every time someone opens that file the program asks to relink all the fonts again. We all share the same font package so there's no conflict there, Note: the editors are on PCs. This has us stumped. Any ideas?
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Arial Black font problems in InDesign CS2
Hi there,
I'm having a bit of a problem with the Arial Black font in InDesign CS2. I recently got a new computer running Windows XP. The computer has had MS Service Pack 3 installed. When I installed my old fonts onto the new computer and booted up InDesign, I noticed there was no Arial Black font, only Arial Black Italic. When I looked under the Arial group of fonts a Black version of the font was there, but on my old machine Arial Black is a separate font group. I've tried deleting the font cache and adding the fonts to the InDesign fonts folder as well, but it still doesn't register as a separate font family. I've also tried installing an older version of Arial Black (2.35 from 2004) and emptying the font cache but still no joy. The problem is I work on a newspaper and this font is quite common, and is used on our templates, so when I receive a page I need to change the font, which isn't ideal. Interestingly, the file name of the font is ariblk.ttf, but when you look at the icon it appears to be OpenType. The Arial Black Italic font is called ARBLI__.TTF and has a TrueType icon, and this appears as a separate font family in InDesign. Any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.I'd give it a go anyway. And please keep in mind that CS2 is the earliest version eligible for upgrade pricing.
At some point, if the current policy holds, you'll be out of the upgrade loop and will have to pay full price.
Bob -
How do I change caps of an OpenType font to small caps in my InDesign cc document?
Greetings, Community. It would be great if I could discover how to change caps of an OpenType font to small caps in my InDesign cc document. That's the simple question.
To be more exact, I have an 18-page play that contains stage directions in caps in parentheses, which I would like to change to small caps. The font I'm using is an OpenType, Minion Pro, with small caps.
Another thing is, I'd ideally like to be able to do that without changing all caps in the document, and also, to not have to convert the caps to lower case in order to do it.
My source document (which I Placed in my InDesign document) is Microsoft Word 2011 for Mac.
I did go to Microsoft to find out how to do it in Word, but could only find a solution for Word for Windows.
I did try their solution anyhow (a macro) but it didn't work.
Thanks a lot. It's great being in InDesign even though I had my good years with QuarkXpress, which eventually became impossible for me.
Morty SklarIs this what you're talking about, Michael? Where do I paste it? (The whole thing?)
Morty
// Change case interactively. Find/change options should be set in InDesign's Find/Change window.
// Peter Kahrel -- www.kahrel.plus.com
#targetengine "change_case";
create_palette().show();
function create_palette ()
var w = Window.find ("palette", "Change case");
if (w === null)
return create_palette_sub ();
return w;
function create_palette_sub ()
var changetype;
var w = new Window ("palette", "Change case", undefined, {resizeable: true});
w.alignChildren = "fill";
var options = [ChangecaseMode.lowercase, ChangecaseMode.uppercase];
var rb = w.add ("panel");
var upper_to_lower = rb.add ("radiobutton", undefined, "A > a");
var lower_to_upper = rb.add ("radiobutton", undefined, "a > A");
var smallcaps = w.add ("checkbox", undefined, " Apply SC");
var b = w.add ("group {orientation: 'column', alignChildren: 'fill'}");
var find = b.add ("button", undefined, "Find");
var change = b.add ("button", undefined, "Change");
var change_all = b.add ("button", undefined, "Change all");
var change_find = b.add ("button", undefined, "Change/find");
if (app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat.indexOf ("\\u") > -1)
upper_to_lower.value = true;
changetype = ChangecaseMode.lowercase;
else
lower_to_upper.value = true;
changetype = ChangecaseMode.uppercase;
upper_to_lower.onClick = function () {changetype = ChangecaseMode.lowercase};
lower_to_upper.onClick = function () {changetype = ChangecaseMode.uppercase};
var found, found_counter;
find.onClick = function () {
if (this.text === 'Find') {
found = app.documents[0].findGrep();
if (found.length > 0){
found_counter = 0;
find.text = 'Find next';
show_found (found[found_counter]);
} else {
alert ("No (more) matches found.");
} else {
found_counter++;
if (found_counter < found.length){
show_found (found[found_counter]);
} else {
find.text = 'Find';
alert ("No (more) matches found.");
change.onClick = function () {
found[found_counter].changecase(changetype);
if (smallcaps.value == true) {
found[found_counter].capitalization = Capitalization.smallCaps;
change_find.onClick = function (){
if (found_counter < found.length){
found[found_counter].changecase(changetype);
if (smallcaps.value == true) {
found[found_counter].capitalization = Capitalization.smallCaps;
found_counter++;
if (found_counter < found.length){
show_found (found[found_counter]);
} else {
alert ("No (more) matches found.");
change_all.onClick = function () {
for (var i = found_counter; i < found.length; i++) {
found[i].changecase(changetype);
if (smallcaps.value == true) {
found[i].capitalization = Capitalization.smallCaps;
w.onDeactivate = w.onActivate = function () {find.text = 'Find'}
return w;
} // create_palette_sub
function show_found (f)
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app.activeWindow.activePage = find_page(f.parentStory.textContainers[0].endTextFrame);
else
f.select();
app.activeWindow.activePage = find_page (f.parentTextFrames[0]);
function find_page(o)
if (o.hasOwnProperty ("parentPage")) // CS5 and later
return o.parentPage;
else
return find_page_classic(o)
function find_page_classic (o)
try
if (o.constructor.name == "Page")
return o;
switch (o.parent.constructor.name)
case "Character": return find_page_classic (o.parent);
case "Cell": return find_page_classic (o.parent.texts[0].parentTextFrames[0]);
case "Table" : return find_page_classic (o.parent);
case "TextFrame" : return find_page_classic (o.parent);
case "Group" : return find_page_classic (o.parent);
case "Story": return find_page_classic (o.parentTextFrames[0]);
case "Footnote": return find_page_classic (o.parent.storyOffset);
case "Page" : return o.parent;
catch (_) {return ""} -
Font Installation InDesign CS2
I purchased an Adobe font, downloaded and tried to install it to use with InDesign
CS2, Windows XP. I have copied it into the InDesign Font folder, which appears to be empty--no no other visible files--except for the new font I put there. Rebooted InDesign--it still does not recognize the new font. I then went to the Control Panel and tried to add it to the system font folder -- the system tells me there is no font there in the InDesign font folder. Can anyone help?Thanks for the answer -- did I unzip the file? Yes, I did; however, I only unzipped what I thought was the actual font file, not the other 32 or so files that were also in there. Extracted all, and that did the trick. Thank you!
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Hi. I just received a new computer and although I have not had any issues with the Palatino Adobe font in the past, for some reason it no longer displays properly (pinked out). I have uninstalled the font through Adobe Type manager, checked my PS Font folder to make sure there are no Palatino fonts (either True Type, Open Type or Adobe) left in that folder and then reinstalled the font. I then rebooted my computer and although I went through these steps and the only Palatino font on my computer now is an Adobe one, In Design still cannot read the font. I then opened up MS Word, Photoshop, and Illustrator to see if I could access the Palatino font, and I had no issues at all. It seems it's only the In Design program that has an issue reading the font.
Any suggestions at all would be most welcomed because this is the main font that our company uses and my job depends on it.
Thanks,
ColourssI had similar issue with Helvetica Medium and Bold fonts. All other variants of Helvetica were displayed nicely in Indesign CS2, but those two were missing. Indesign CS3 was able to display all the fonts correctly. I tried deleting the AdobeFntXX.lst files and uninstalling fonts, copying into different directories, but nothing helped with CS2. Finally I started tweaking the AdobeFntXX.lst file under Fonts folder in the Indesign CS2 installation directoty and got the Medium and Bold fonts working.
Here's what I did:
1. Removed problematic fonts from ATM and Windows fonts folder
2. Copied fonts into Fonts folder under CS2 installation directory
3. Deleted AdobeFntXX.lst file under Fonts directory
4. Started InDesign CS2, so new AdobeFntXX.lst file were generated
5. Edited the AdobeFntlstXX.lst file as follows:
For Helvetica bold font I replaced dash in the font name with whitespace:
FontName:Helvetica-Bold -> FontName:Helvetica Bold
For Helvetica Medium font I added text "Medium" to the font name:
FontName:Helvetica -> FontName:Helvetica Medium
After these changes InDesign CS2 started to display both fonts. I guess it has something to do with font familynames or something like that.
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Recently I had to have my hard drive cleaned due to a virus. When I re-installed Indesign CS2, many of the fonts that I formerly had are now gone. How can I get the lost fonts back? I am sure that the solution is simple, but since I am a beginner, be precise with any suggestions. I have Windows XP.
There is no known issue of incompatibility of Type 1 fonts with CS2 on Windows XP.
You say you "upgraded" your workstation to XP Pro. From what version of Windows did you "upgrade" from? Was that an in-place upgrade or did you totally reformat your system partition and do a "clean install" of Windows XP Pro? Only the latter is recommended, i.e., the "clean install!"
In general, Adobe strongly discourages "in-place" Windows upgrades, especially from Windows'9x to Windows 2000 or XP. The fact you refer to ATM 4.0 leads me to believe you attempted to do an in-place upgrade. Note that ATM 4.0 is
not compatible with Windows XP. That may be a major part of the problem. Furthermore, except for support of Multiple Master fonts, you don't need ATM on Windows XP. Finally, Adobe no longer markets or supports ATM Deluxe, although ATM Lite 4.1.1 is available for support of Multiple Master fonts.
Assuming you did an "in-place" Windows upgrade, our best advice would be to reinstall Windows XP from scratch along with font, applications, etc. on a newly formatted disk partition. That would eliminate many problems that you are likely to experience with an "upgraded" operating system beyond simply loss of support of full and proper operating system support for Type 1 fonts.
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OpenType font won't work in PDF created from PM 7.0.1a file
Per my client's request, I had to purchase a lovely new OpenType font, AJenson Pro, for a book project I'm paging using PageMaker 7.0.1a in Windows XP. First it wouldn't print on my postscript HP laser printer, but downloading an updated printer driver from the HP web site easily fixed that problem. But I have done everything I can think of and I can't get the new font to appear in a .pdf created using Acrobat Distiller 5.0.5, which came bundled with PageMaker.
The font shows up in the finished .pdf as boxes with X marks in them instead of letters! I'm not trying to use anything but standard characters (no glyphs, etc.) in the font. I've been using PageMaker and creating .pdf files in Acrobat Distiller 5.0 for years and have had no problems until I got this new font. Adobe Type Manager shows that it is installed and it looks great on the screen.
I purchased the entire AJenson Pro font family from MyFonts.com, so I have bold, bold ital, etc. Their technical support couldn't suggest anything I hadn't already tried.
I'm planning on upgrading my PageMaker to InDesign soon, but I'll need a new computer to meet the minimum system requirements so I've been putting it off. I'm afraid to even download the free 30-day trial on my older computer. Any suggestions on how to get this OpenType font to work in a .pdf created using PM 7.0.1a and Acrobat Distiller 5.0, or do I have to upgrade to InDesign right away? I need to be able to create a .pdf so I can e-mail proofs to my client and eventually to send the finished book to a commercial printer. Thanks!I have had this same problem myself with most Open Type fonts. It's very irritating, because it seems like most of the new fonts are being issued exclusively in Open Type.
I have developed a work-around, which you can attempt at your own risk.
Purchase the software FontCreator (I use FontCreator 5.6 Home Edition). It's not very expensive.
Open the problem font in FontCreator, and save it with a different name. In the process of saving it, the font will be converted to a TrueType font. Install the new version of the font. In my experience, you can then successfully use the font in Pagemaker, and convert it to a pdf.
This is not a perfect solution because there will be a *very* slight diminishment in the crispness of the lines of the font -- but this is only visible when the font is magnified to something like 6400% in Acrobat. It is not visible to the naked eye, or at least not to my naked eye. -
Acrobat 7, Leopard InDesign CS2, printing but with poor results
I know there are issues with Leopard and Acrobat, I'm just trying to see if my problem falls into that category or if it is something else.
I am running Leopard 10.5.1 on a MacBook Pro with CS2. In general, I am able to print with my PDF printer and get good results from several programs but NOT from InDesign (CS2, 4.0.5). I've got a two page document with lots of small text and graphics, which used to print just beautiful as a PDF (for my students to download from a course website). Now, however, the fonts in the PDF have terrible resolution and look awful! But, I can still generate beautiful PDFs with terrific looking fonts from Mellel (a word processing program I use for Hebrew). This is using the same settings in Distiller and in my Adobe PDF printer.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, KarynI know there are issues with Leopard and Acrobat, I'm just trying to see if my problem falls into that category or if it is something else.
I am running Leopard 10.5.1 on a MacBook Pro with CS2. In general, I am able to print with my PDF printer and get good results from several programs but NOT from InDesign (CS2, 4.0.5). I've got a two page document with lots of small text and graphics, which used to print just beautiful as a PDF (for my students to download from a course website). Now, however, the fonts in the PDF have terrible resolution and look awful! But, I can still generate beautiful PDFs with terrific looking fonts from Mellel (a word processing program I use for Hebrew). This is using the same settings in Distiller and in my Adobe PDF printer.
Any suggestions?
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Printing graphics from InDesign CS2 to an HP 4000 PS Laserjet
My HP 4000 Laserjet will not print InDesign CS2 documents that have pictures, other graphics, or objects created in InDesign with either a drop shadow or feathered.
I have an HP Laserjet 4000 which I previously used with Pagemaker 6.5. I could set the screen lpi and angle values for exactly as it needed to be using the Acrobat Distiller PPD and print documents (with pictures and graphics) to the post script printer with no problem. Now I am using Adobe InDesign CS2 and I don't seem to have same the printing options and control that I had with Pagemaker. But mainly, in Pagemaker, when I printed a document I could select the HP 4000 PS printer in the Print Document box and it listed Acrobat Distiller in the PPD box which is what I used.
Now with InDesign CS2, when I select the HP 4000 PS printer it only shows the HP 4000 PS series ppd (and this may be correct). Although I can still set the values for screening (lpi) and screen angles and screened objects that are created in InDesign will print to whatever screen values I selected, the document will not print when pictures and other graphics are placed into the document or if an object created in InDesign has a drop shadow or is feathered. When I remove the graphics and drop shadow, it will print, however, another problem is that it will not print certain fonts properly (leaving out certain letters in certain words - for instance the "l" in "floor".)
Is this a compatibility issue between this older Laserjet and InDesign -- is there another driver that I need -- or am I overlooking something that's obvious? I'd appreciate someone's help who may know what the problem is so I won't be doing the trial and error thing.
Thanks,
Cliff StoneThanks everyone for their input. As far as the memory shortage, I'm pretty sure that's not the problem. I can create a document in Pagemaker of only 200KB that prints fine and the convert the same document to ID and it fails to print.
I think Dov is right about the 4000 because I remember when the printer was new, there were some incompatibility issues with Pagemaker that I had to work around. The Adobe people told me back then that Pagemaker and HP postscript printers didn't get along very well.
I'll check with HP again (I've already written to them twice with no response) and see if the firmware upgrade Dov mentioned is still available, however, even though this 4000 has been very durable and a real workhorse for me, it may be time to put it out to pasture and invest in a new Postscript laserjet.
Any recommendations?
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Indesign CS2 Crashes when I try to export a document as pdf
I'm using Indesign CS2 on a G5 using OS X version 10.4.11. As i try to export my document indesign completely crashes after I click the 'export' button in the pdf options window. I've tried saving using different pdf options and different document types but it still happens?
Does your document contain any EPS files..? If so try re-saving them. InDesign can work with native photoshop & illustrator files.
Failing that check your fonts as there may be a corrupt one lurking about... -
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I've got the same problem with CS3. I have to turn off Page Information to print to an HP5500PS plotter but same file prints okay to a Canon Color Printer with a Fiery RIP 800.
I too, think it's a font issue but I can't figure out the exact problem.
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I am working on a 36.6 MB InDesign file with 134 pages. There is at least one photo on each page. Most of the photos are linked in to a server.
When I scroll to page 93, I always get an error message and the option to debug. But the debug always fails and InDesign closes.
I have updated my InDesign CS2 to 4.0, but have had no luck.
Here is the error signature:
AppName: indesign.exe AppVer: 4.0.5.688 ModName: master page.rpln
ModVer: 4.0.5.688 Offset: 000053b6
Please, please help.Is page 93 based on a different master from the others?
I think this could be caused by either a bad graphic or a bad font on the page.
I also remember, vaguely, something about closing the links palette and or Navigator might help, as probably, would moving the links to your hard drive.
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Hi Experts,
I'm using InDesign CS2 for journal publication.
I have experienced a strange problem in Greek character rendering. We have used "Math_PI" font for greek characters and it display correctly in the story mode and not in the page mode in some places (in page mode it shows alphabet character instead of Greek). This problem identified in the particular place and not for entire article.
Please find the below screen shot for your quick reference. The highlighted character "f" should be greek "gamma" which rendered correctly in story mode but not in page view.Are you sure the Character panel isn't hidden behind another panel (Window>Type&Tables>Character)? When you choose Type>Size>Other a dialog doesn't open, the size field in the Character panel gets selected:
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If you search this forum for that error phrase you should find an old, and very long, thread devoted to this problem. The thread includes a link which may still work to a posting of a package of the require fonts and cmap files that you can download and copy into your system.
Peter -
InDesign CS2 - Korean Language Support
All:
I am running InDesign CS2 v.4.0, and would like to place a MS Word document that includes Korean text. Currently, the text is displayed as sqaures in InDesign once the document has been placed.
Ideally I'd also be able to copy/paste Korean text from the Word doc to the InDesign layout.
Does InDesign support Korean text? Is there an update that can be applied to the app to allow for this?
MattID "supports" it -- for a given value of "support".
What you see is most likely because the current
i font
in your InDesign does not contain these Korean characters. Select another font of which you are sure it has these characters, and all should be fine.
Fonts that support lots and lots of characters do not appear in the standard (sorted) position in the font list. They can be found at the very bottom, grouped by ... something... (perhaps character subset support). Try Arial Unicode MS for starters -- just to check if it works!! Then pick a nice one.
By the way, Korean is written from Left to Right, isn't it? If it's
i Right-to-Left,
well, then I was wrong and it's not supported :-( And you can't buy an upgrade either. RTL languages work only with the ME (= Middle East) version of ID, and that's not by Adobe.
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