Peter Kahrel
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We have added this feature in our backlog for future release
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Please add an option in the preferences that enables the user to ignore missing fonts when opening a document. It's possible to disable notification of missing images -- please do the same for fonts.
Reason: I often get documents from customers and don't have the fonts. Dismissing the dialogs that tell me that the document I'm opening contains missing fonts gets tedious. I easily dismiss the dialogs dozens and dozens of times.
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There's a simple work-around for this: insert a discretionary break character before the first letter of the paragraph, then, with the cursor between the discr break and the first letter, apply kerning.
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An old problem. It gets worse the more tables there are in a document. If you add a page reference after, say, 20, tables, the page reference can end up in the next sentence or paragraph.
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Selecting the single cell in a 1-cell table has the same effect as selecting all cells in a multi-cell table: app.selection[0] returns Table, not Cell. To set the label of a cell, select the cell the way you did and do
app.selection[0].cells[0].label = 'abc';
Peter
This is indeed badly needed. There are days when I have to dismiss the missing-font dialogs many times, and it gets very tedious.