Dariusz
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Thanks for reporting this issue. We understand why the present behavior is not desirable for your needs.
We are going to consider this as a Feature Request. Accordingly, we’ve moved this to the Feature Request category in Uservoice.Thanks,
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Ravi. It just caught my attention. The post you sent me the link for is from 2008. Wow!!! You know about this problem since 2008 and you did nothing to fix it. 10 whole years. I am very disappointed.
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This does not solve the problem. If you open the link and read the thread you will see that it is only a workaround and it is not a bullet proof solution. I am paying for the software and I expect it to work as intended. I should just select Create Outlines and all text, including bullets, glyphs, underlines, etc. in the whole document should be convert to outlines. NO WORKAROUNDS. This is unacceptable. There could be many reasons why we need to convert text to outlines and this is nobody's business to comment on it like David Blatner did in his post. For example a PDF file exported from InDesign and imported to CorelDraw can create issues with text if not converted to outlines. The bottom line is that the Create Outlines functionality does not work properly and it needs to be fixed. In my case the artwork was already approved by the client, and I was exporting it for production. If I did not catch those missing bullets, tell me who would pick up the bill for the product that would be printed and rejected by the client. Maybe I should send that bill to Adobe, as this is Adobe's responsibility to provide us bug free product. We depend on it and we pay great deal of money for it. So, please Adobe, before you introduce any new features fix bugs and glitches first. It costs us, designers, great deal of time to figure out the workarounds. Just so you know.
THIS CASE IS NOT RESOLVED.Dariusz
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Bullets disappear when a copy associated with it gets converted to outlines. They just vanish. It does not matter if you use a keyboard shortcut or go to menu and select Create Outlines. It does not matter if the Bulleted List or Numbered List is used. Obviously the expected result would be to have the bullets in place after the conversion. I am using the current version of InDesign v.13.0.1 x64
I was stunt when I discovered what happens to the bullets. I need this to be fixed asap as I have a project I need to finish.
Also, it would be very handy to have an option/switch to outline all text in the document automatically when exporting to PDF or EPS file. Please make it happen. Thank you.