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Choosing other languages - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign: Beyond the Essentials
Choosing other languages
Habla espanol? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? If you speak another language, or more precisely, if you have to use text from another language inside InDesign, you should tell InDesign about it. After all, InDesign has spelling and hyphenation dictionaries for 3,000 different languages. Let me show you how you could do that. I'm going to Zoom In on the lower right corner of this exercise file by holding down Command+Spacebar or Ctrl+Spacebar in windows. I'll just drag in on one of these paragraphs and we can see at the bottom of this paragraph, there's some text, a phrase that's in Italian. I think it's "fonte di gioia" or something. I don't speak Italian, sorry. But I do know that it's not English, it's Italian. The problem is, is that if I do a spell check, this will show up as misspelled. Also, if it's at the end of the line, it may hyphenate incorrectly. So, I'm going to tell InDesign that this is Italian and those problems will go away. First, I'm going to go to the Edit menu, and from the…
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Filling with placeholder text5m 35s
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Tracking text changes9m 12s
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Choosing other languages5m 45s
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Adjusting text hyphenation and justification9m 5s
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Adding hanging punctuation with Optical Margin Alignment5m 40s
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Controlling orphans and widows with Keep Options5m 41s
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Aligning to a baseline grid9m 1s
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Setting vertical justification and first baseline position5m 38s
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