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ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS2
User Guide
To work with kinsoku sets
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In the Kinsoku Shori Settings dialog box, do any of the following:
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To export a kinsoku set, click Export. Select a location for the file, enter a file name, and click Save.
Illustrator saves the file in ATK format.
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To import a kinsoku set, click Import. Select a KSK file, and click Open.
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To delete a kinsoku set, choose the kinsoku set you want to delete from the pop-up menu. Then click Delete Set.
Note:
You cannot delete predefined kinsoku settings.
See also
“To display Asian type options” on page 406
To set bunri-kinshi on and off
When Bunri-kinshi is on, the characters specified in the Bunri-Kinshi section of the Kinsoku Shori Settings dialog
box will not be split.
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In the Paragraph palette, choose Bunri-kinshi from the Palette menu.
Note:
This option is only available when kinsoku shori is on.
See also
“To display Asian type options” on page 406
To specify whether to push in or push out kinsoku text
1
In the Paragraph palette, choose Kinsoku Shori Type from the palette menu.
2
Choose an option from the submenu: Push In First, Push Out First, or Push Out Only. Kinsoku shori must be on
for the option to take affect.
See also
“To display Asian type options” on page 406
Burasagari, leading, and kurikaeshi moji shori
To choose a burasagari option
Burasagari
lets single-byte periods, double-byte periods, single-byte commas, and double-byte commas fall outside
the paragraph bounding box.
1
In the Paragraph palette, choose Burasagari from the palette menu.
2
Choose an option from the submenu:
None
To turn off hanging punctuation.
Regular
To turn on hanging punctuation without forcing ragged lines to the bounding box edge.