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hypatia sans - different a

New Here ,
Nov 24, 2010 Nov 24, 2010

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I have the Hypatia Sans pro font and according to the character set there are two different a's in the font - but I can only access the standard one and not the one which has a circle with vertical line (don't know what the correct term would be). I use Mac OSX, does anyone know how do to this...?

I can find it in the Font Book as Glyph 264, but I can't find it in the Character Viewer...

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Adobe Employee ,
Nov 24, 2010 Nov 24, 2010

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It's called "single-story a". To access it in Mac OS X apps (such as TextEdit, Pages, Keynote, etc.) first open the Fonts Panel (Cmd+T).

Fonts_window.png

Then click on the Actions button (bottom-left corner) and select "Typography". This will open the Typography panel.

Actions_menu.png

Finally, type your 'a', select it, and apply the Stylistic Set #2.

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New Here ,
Nov 25, 2010 Nov 25, 2010

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thanks, that's definitely helpful to know... however i was actually looking for a solution to use it in indesign5 (not that i had said so in my original post, but still...)

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Nov 25, 2010 Nov 25, 2010

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In the case of InDesign, you just need to use the OpenType menu or create a Character Style.

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