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How do the Adobe apps (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) handle OpenType/TrueType/Postscript fonts with non-english (i.e. polish) characters in OS X? In some fonts, the polish type will show, in others, there are only "?" signs in place of the polish characters.
Of course, some fonts just don’t include polish characters. But what puzzles me is the behavior of fonts such as Verdana, Arial, and lots of others which support polish characters outside Photoshop (in Macromedia Flash, Nisus Word, or TextEdit) – but not when I type in Photoshop. Has it something to do with Photoshop’s support for Unicode (is there any?)? Or is it related to the fact that – as far as I know – Photoshop is not a Cocoa app…?
Please help me – it would be great if I could use all the fonts I have without problems…
Thanks in advance,
Miko³aj Kamler
Of course, some fonts just don’t include polish characters. But what puzzles me is the behavior of fonts such as Verdana, Arial, and lots of others which support polish characters outside Photoshop (in Macromedia Flash, Nisus Word, or TextEdit) – but not when I type in Photoshop. Has it something to do with Photoshop’s support for Unicode (is there any?)? Or is it related to the fact that – as far as I know – Photoshop is not a Cocoa app…?
Please help me – it would be great if I could use all the fonts I have without problems…
Thanks in advance,
Miko³aj Kamler
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