I was wondering if there’s a specific GREP styles order that I should follow or am I missing something so fundamental for it work properly across all 4 languages. If I click, OK, InDesign wont tell me where its actually being used, but I could choose, find font, from the type menu, and then choose it in here. My dilemma is that I can’t have different documents for each country and load their own grep style since the documents share with each other contents. If I change the order of the GREP styles in order for the Chinese or Macau files to work, then the japanese document stops working. The above GREP style works well for Japanese documents but it doesn’t work for the Chinese or Macau documents. For example, china CJK ranges is 4E00–9FD5 I’m using unicode ranges for each language. The text box on the document is linked to a paragraph style that contains the English font that I would like to use (Arial). For each country, I’ve made 4 different character styles. I have followed the tutorial for dual fonts using GREP styles. I have a few documents that have legal lines for 4 different countries (Japan, China, Macau, and Arabic) The legal line is composed for the most part of english and then the japanese characters, chinese characters etc.
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