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Change User Dictionary Language - Hyphenation

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Oct 31, 2022 Oct 31, 2022

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Hi Guys,

 

Im new, this is a stupid question for sure, I use Indesign in English but am writing an italian article, my problem lies with hyphenations. Whenever i go to preferences and change dictionary language to Italian, i then go back to my text and realise that Indesign still follows an Enlish User Dictionary, why is it not updating to italian?

 

 I read about downloading a new hunspell dictionary, but its been challenging, and i cant belive that adobe doesnt have an easy access to an italian dictionary?

 

thanks in advance,

Kosta

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You need to highlight the Italian language text and choose the Italian language from the Control Panel > Character Formatting (A) 

 

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Then the Italian text will be handled by InDesign's Italian dictionary and follow Italian hyphenation rules.

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You need to highlight the Italian language text and choose the Italian language from the Control Panel > Character Formatting (A) 

 

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Then the Italian text will be handled by InDesign's Italian dictionary and follow Italian hyphenation rules.

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