I noticed a couple of issues raised here about this issue but no solution was provided. Hoping this will be picked up by the dev team and resolved. Version of the app: v24.4.1Platform and OS version: Windows 10Basic steps to reproduce the problem:Whenever I'm typing in a series of numbers then add any type of a space between them for the (last few versions), the numbers reorder themselves. I've cleared my preferences and checked mt paragraph settings but nada. Expected result and actual resultExpecting the numbers to appear as I'm typing and not disarranged@Dev Team: Seeing as the issue was flagged by @Ehale1262 in June 2022 and @timotheevallee in Aug 2022 and no working solution provided ( @Amapola1808 worked but not for me unfortunately), could you please help us out as it's becoming a bug (pun intended) in the workflow. Thanks in advance,Rob

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Phone numbers reordering in Photoshop

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I noticed a couple of issues raised here about this issue but no solution was provided. Hoping this will be picked up by the dev team and resolved.

Version of the app: v24.4.1
Platform and OS version: Windows 10
Basic steps to reproduce the problem:

Whenever I'm typing in a series of numbers then add any type of a space between them for the (last few versions), the numbers reorder themselves. I've cleared my preferences and checked mt paragraph settings but nada.
Expected result and actual result
Expecting the numbers to appear as I'm typing and not disarranged

@Dev Team: Seeing as the issue was flagged by @Ehale1262 in June 2022 and @timotheevallee in Aug 2022 and no working solution provided ( @Amapola1808 worked but not for me unfortunately), could you please help us out as it's becoming a bug (pun intended) in the workflow.

Thanks in advance,

Rob

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Correct answer ktaki

FYI. The digit setting is available here in the Type Layer Properties panel. Setting it to "LTR Arabic" may fix the issue.

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RobAoAuthor

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@CShubert the character alignment is on Roman Baseline by default and already attempted the proposed resets... except sharing the SysInfo with you 🙂

@ktaki here's the setting that seems to have been in default. Set it to LTR Arabic and it fixed the issue. Thank you cc @Ehale1262 @timotheevallee .

Request: The feature is quite hidden and a challenge already for a number of users in the forum (forgot the keywords I used). If possible, please set it to be LTR Arabic by default assuming the number of LTR users > RTL users > Hindi users > Farsi users and majority of users are beginner intermediate.

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ktaki

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@RobAo The default for the digit setting is "LTR Arabic." The setting is sticky however. You might have opened a document with a type layer set the digit to Farsi of Hindi. If you selected the layer and create new type layer, the digit setting was inherited. So, as I mentioned in the above, the command "Reset Character" is useful when you find unexpected behavior in text editing.

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RobAoAuthor

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Got it! I'll be sure to use the reset character feature in the future.

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ktakiCorrect answer

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FYI. The digit setting is available here in the Type Layer Properties panel. Setting it to "LTR Arabic" may fix the issue.

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ktaki

Adobe Employee

It seems your digit setting is set to Hindi or Farsi. Try resetting character settings to defaults by executing "Reset Character" in the context menu of Character panel.