I'm not sure I would call it "fixed." It's still a bug that the tag makes the spelling checker miss errors in the rest of the paragraph. In my case, the rest of the paragraph contained text formatted as Default Font.
I'm just happy I have a workaround and pleased that Adobe cared enough to respond. J On May 28, 2010, at 1:35 PM, Frank Stearns wrote: > On Fri, 28 May 2010, Jenny Greenleaf wrote: > > -snips - > >> In my file, I had a character tag used for run-in heads that was not set to >> US English. I had never really noticed that you can apply language to a >> character tag. I know now! > > > As a FrameMaker "Geezer", this should have tripped a little bell in the back > of my head. D'oh! > > "Language NONE" behavior with the spell checker is actually a handy feature. > You can set code examples this way so as to avoid a lot of busy work when the > spell checker walks through snippets of example programming code that might > be in your docs. > > Glad you got it fixed and found this FM feature, > > Frank Stearns Associates | makers of IXgen(tm) for FrameMaker(r) > franks at fsatools.com <mailto:franks at fsatools.com> > TOLL FREE Voice (USA and Canada): 800-567-6421 > USA Voice: 360-892-3970 USA FAX: 360-253-1498 > http://www.fsatools.com
