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Take a look at the options in the Character catalog pod and switch to Show all.

Does it work?

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Anonymous
July 22, 2018

Perhaps I can give you a helping hand. In my actual project the overzealous Template Designer created a new <Default ¶ Font> as character tag. Now I have two of them :

But as Bob wrote, only the first <Default ¶ Font> is needed, the second is needless and bewildering.

Barb Binder
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Barb BinderCommunity Expert
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July 18, 2018

Hi Mingf:

If you still haven't resolved this, please share a screen shot of your Character Catalog. (Format > Characters > Catalog)

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training
Bob_Niland
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Bob_NilandCommunity Expert
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July 14, 2018

What menu or palette has it vanished from?

If the Character Format dialog, that looks like a difficult scenario to trigger. <Default ¶ Font> is actually not a tag. It's not in the <FontCatalog (nor would it be expected to be, as "applying" it removes formats).

Which is also to say that trying to fix it by manually adding Default ¶ Font to the catalog, with no attributes set, won't work. Applying it would just apply a named but As-Is empty tag, and remove nothing (assuming that FM even allows you to add what may be a reserved tag name to the ƒCatalog).

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mingf47169798Author
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July 23, 2018

I lost it from the character catalog (screenshot below) and from the quick format (F8). I can still get to it the long way (Format > Characters). Is there a way to repopulate it to the catalog??

lotharv73558022
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Inspiring
July 23, 2018

Take a look at the options in the Character catalog pod and switch to Show all.

Does it work?

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