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I was playing around with Indesign CS2 and Photoshop CS2 last night to experiment with advanced opentype features I had seen in an article.
Specifically, the ability for certain fonts (like Bickham Script Pro) to select alternate letter forms depending on the preceding letters.
In Indesign, this works like a champ (and is extremely cool).
However, I don’t see this working in Photoshop, even though everything I read say they should support the same advanced opentype features.
Is there a setting somewhere to turn this on, or does PS not support this particular feature?
Specifically, the ability for certain fonts (like Bickham Script Pro) to select alternate letter forms depending on the preceding letters.
In Indesign, this works like a champ (and is extremely cool).
However, I don’t see this working in Photoshop, even though everything I read say they should support the same advanced opentype features.
Is there a setting somewhere to turn this on, or does PS not support this particular feature?
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