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Every time I have to do DTP in InDesign for Thai, my Thai reviewers tell me that the upper/lower letters are always shifted (not right on top, or bottom of the main letter). I think it's due to the paragraph settings.
What do you think? How would you solve it?
Hi Nabyl,
Maybe you need to activate the World Ready Paragraph Composer option in order to see ligatures properly.
Here is a screenshot where I marked the issues:
http://prntscr.com/j2zq8k
I am not familiar with "World Ready Paragraph Composer"- Where can I find it?
Hi Nabyl, hereīs a screenshot of a text with the World Ready Paragraph Composer turned off and on. Please see differences.
http://www.english-spanish-translato...untitled-1.jpg
The text on the left is with the option turned off while the text on the right is turned on.
To change this option you have to select your paragraph, and then Click Ctrl+Alt+T. When the Paragraph Options window appears, click in the right top corner menu and then select World Ready Paragraph Composer"
Hope it works
Thanks for the info and the screenshots Santiago. The World Ready Paragraph Composer option is very important and necessary for Thai language.Quote:
Originally Posted by santiagop
Hi Rodrigo,
not only for Thai but for all Asian and Middle East languages as well. When working with non-occidental languages you always need to turn this option on if you want to see them properly.
Does it come with the InDesign license? Or do you have to pay extra for it?Quote:
Originally Posted by RodrigoDG
Hi Nabyl, it come with the InDesign license.... dont worry ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nabylm
Hi Nabylm,Quote:
Originally Posted by nabylm
this feature is built-in. You donīt need to add it or pay for it
Thanks to both of you. I'll finally feel more comfortable with all of my Thai projects.Quote:
Originally Posted by santiagop
your welcome Nabylm, we are here to help! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nabylm