Hello.
Have CS2 Indesign - made a shortcut for making text bold - has been working - now it only will make bold text regular.
Have a large dokument with a lot of text to edit so any suggestion will be helpfull?
Moved to InDesign
It's working here with the OpenType version of Arial (I have to run CS2 on the XP virtual machine on windows 7) but I don't recall any problems back when I had a real XP box running.
Since that was a defualt shortcut I'm not sure why you would make a custom set for that?
Try trashing your prefs (see Replace Your Preferences)
I have just followed your Replace your Preference by moving the 2 files and new were created. Still no luck.
I have tryed several shortcuts on several font and it looks like the only one that is not working is Ctrl+shift+B on font Ariel.
I went to my laptop were i have the same CS2 install. with just standard set shortcut (as far as I rember no change) and the Ctrl+shift+B is not working here either.
Why I made a custom set : I changed the Ctrl+shift+B to Ctrl+F only for Kontext: Text - easier to use.
Alright, I think maybe I've gotten confused about what is assigned to what and what works, and what doesn't.
Would you mind summarizing for me what the custom set is to Apply Bold, both in the default context and the text and tables context, and waht is assigned to Apply Normal in the same two contexts, and when they work and when they don't, and also when the Default shorcut set (not your custom set) works and doesn't work.
I will - i'm glad you will help.
Have a standard (default) set - Ctrl+Shift+B does not work on Ariel(apply bold) but if I use it on Ariel bold it makes Ariel Bold normal - on other fonts it is working both ways.
Have a custom set where only this shortcut is changed - I added Ctrl+ F for Context: Text. and Ctrl+F for Context: Tables (Ctrl+F is taken Context: Standard(default) for Find and replace). How it works here is the same as in standard set
Apply normal in both set is Ctrl+Shift+Y and is working on all fonts
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