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Any ideas if this fix will make it into a Rapid release build for CC 2017? We have a plethora of additional language support we add in our environment to make InDesign's publishing useful for us. This is a high impact issue to our business.
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Is this related to another issue? https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601180-adobe-indesign-bugs/suggestions/32569186-hunspell-dictionaries-cannot-be-added-in-sierra-or
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InDesign 2020 includes a new text engine to support five new South East Asian languages: Thai, Burmese, Lao, Khmer, and Sinhala.
Your documents can now include text composed in these languages.
Hope you find this new feature useful in your work.We’re marking this “Feature Request” as Completed.
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Yes, XSLT3 would be awesome, we are having to fall back to older conventions in transforms to use with InDesign and its becoming very cumbersome. Better XSLT support would be a huge benefit to our publishing workflow.