#Shortcat for italic indesgin pdf#

Thanks so much to the oh-so helpful readers of this forum!ДЎ0.

Given that 1) ebooks are based on html, and 2) there must be 10 million websites that use bold and italics tags, this seems. As I understand it, they prefer to replace these tags with classes that select a particular font (e.g.

I only seem to have 'Regular' PMingLiu-don't have the bold and italic varieties listed in my font list.ДЄre those fonts available somewhere to download? Anyway, I ran into an unexpected snag in InDesign: It doesnt like bold and italics tags.

#Shortcat for italic indesgin pdf#

At the end of the day, students will create a PDF (Portable Document Format) document from the InDesign file and then. But I really do need the bolds and italics. Various tools will be used in InDesign to create accessible documents including appropriate formatting, ordered lists, heading styles in structured documents, well-designed tables, hyperlinks and graphics with alternative text. While in Word, there are some characters that appear in bold and/or italics, but those disappear when I try any means of importing into ID (as in placing the file as a Word document, placing the file as rtf, or even just copying and pasting from Word).ДЄs I've seen mentioned in other topics on this forum, no matter what I do, I get the pink boxes that I have to highlight and change to PMingLiu (slow but not a huge problem). I have created a simple character style to change the font to the oblique version, but when I try to set the shortcut for that style as Shift+Ctrl+I, it is grayed out and will. The Chinese text I'm using was sent to me in Microsoft Word using the PMingLiu font. I know that InDesign has a default shortcut to italicize a font (Shift+Ctrl+I), but the issue we have is that our main font does not have an italic it has an oblique. I'm working on a book that's been translated into Chinese. CS4 (XP Pro)-missing bold and italic fonts for PMingLiu font