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Number styles in InDesign

New Here ,
Mar 06, 2005 Mar 06, 2005
The OpenType menu in InDesign can show four kinds of full-size
numerals:

- proportional lining (pnum + lnum)

- proportional oldstyle (pnum + onum)

- tabular lining (tnum + lnum)

- tabular oldstyle (tnum + onum)

This works fine with a font that has all four, but how can I set up the features
so the menu will correctly show only two or three styles, for example in a font
that has proportional lining, proportional oldstyle, and tabular lining numbers,
but no tabular oldstyle - or one that has only tabular lining and proportional
oldstyle?
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Enthusiast ,
Mar 06, 2005 Mar 06, 2005
This is largely a limitation of the InDesign interface.

That being said, if you have both tabular lining and proportional oldstyle figures, how hard is it to just add the other two types?

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New Here ,
Mar 06, 2005 Mar 06, 2005
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Not hard at all, at least for my own fonts. The question arose because I've
been practising writing features by combining Type 1 fonts not of my own
making, without intending to make changes. Thanks for the quick answer.
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