Alt + 0150 for
Alt + 0151 For
look in start> programs> accessories> system tools> character map for lists of all special characters by font on your system.
Note to John. Those are dashes, he is looking for spaces.
Also, character map does not normally show em or en spaces.
The answer pretty much is, No, Photoshop does not support special spaces. Your cut and paste technique is probably the best work around.
Those are dashes, he is looking for spaces.
Oooops! Too quick on the draw.
If you have a clipboard manager you can keep them as boilerplate.
Thanks. Too bad.
There are unicode characters for spaces if one does a search on the web. But these don’t seem to work too well. U+2003 is supposed to be em space. Its all rather confusing because typing that results in all sorts of results depending on the font. I understand that not all fonts support the same unicode characters. …but even "Arial Unicode" doesn’t give the expected result.
I’m wondering what exactly is stored in the clipboard between Indesign and Photoshop. …anyhow, its not that serious.
In fact, considering that the text facility in PS does not profess to be a comprehensive typesetting tool, I think you can do a helluva lot with it.
Yup, you definitely can – hence people like me ask questions like this.
Command-shift-dash.
Oh wait…
