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    Resolved For User  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

    The ’ for the font Acme Gothic has been set to Mirrored in your text frame, that’s why it is rendering backwards.

    To change all instances of this, highlight it with the mouse, right-click, the choose ‘Load Selected Glyph in Find’. The Find/Change dialog opens with the selected glyph already in the Find Glyph field – its Unicode ID is 201B. To change the Glyph to the non-mirrored one, just type 2019 in the Unicode ID field . Then click Change All. It will change all instances of the mirrored apostrophe with the non-mirrored apostrophe.

    Hope it helps.

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    Adobe InDesign team

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    Jessica commented  · 

    I had this issue and this was the only way I could fix it. In the character box, at the very bottom there's a drop-down for language. I highlighted the offending text in my body copy, selected English: USA from that drop-down, then re-typed those apostrophes and quotation marks. I have no idea why, but that worked for me. Good luck!

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