![]() Please let the forum know what the solution is when you find it! ![]() The best InDesign/Automation source that I know of is here, join up and ask your question (email list): You would obviously like to automate this task. I personally would see if the client could send you a separate database that only has the Chinese names, then you could setup a separate masterpage and data merge with the correct font. ![]() There may be some macro or other way to isolate the Chinese text in MS Excell, however that is beyond my knowledge. plain text issue? Why does TextWrangler work correctly and why does InDesign fail? You say that the Chinese looks fine in TextWrangler.what if you open the same file into TextEdit.does it display incorrectly as InDesign does? Is this a rich text vs. If the Chinese uses different fonts, then I am guessing that you need to bring in the character or paragraph sytle into InDesign so that you can map the style to a style and font in InDesign that has Chinese characters. I thought that this may just be a simple font issue, the same font used for both Western and Chinese characters - as some OT fonts contain both character sets.
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