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bruno #1
Customizing the Type Tool
I have been looking for quite some time as of how to cusomize the type
tool. Specifically the "caps" is always on and so any time I enter
placeholder text or paste copied text from a clients web-site, I have
to go back and turn the button off. Is there a way to customize the
caps button so that it is on only when I want it on?
Thanks,
Bruno
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mhari@ihug.com.au #2
Re: Customizing the Type Tool
bruno wrote:Hi Bruno,> I have been looking for quite some time as of how to cusomize the type
> tool. Specifically the "caps" is always on and so any time I enter
> placeholder text or paste copied text from a clients web-site, I have
> to go back and turn the button off. Is there a way to customize the
> caps button so that it is on only when I want it on?
>
> Thanks,
> Bruno
Have you tried opening inDesign, then turning off the caps, with no
documents open? Then every new document you make should have caps off.
Mhari
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bruno #3
Re: Customizing the Type Tool
Thanks Mhari,
Problem solved. I can't believe I never figured that out. It's always
the easiest solution.
bruno
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