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Illustrator provides a variety of options for formattingAsian characters. For example, you can set Asian Open Type fontattributes, use tate-chu-yoko, aki, warichu, mojisoroe, mojikumi,kinsoku, burasagari, and kurikaeshi moji shori. In addition, youcan combine Asian and roman fonts and create composite fonts.

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By default, Illustratorhides Asian type options in the Character panel, Paragraph panel,OpenType panel, and Type menu.

Choose Edit > Preferences >Type (Windows) or Illustrator > Preferences > Type(Mac OS).

You can also control how font names are displayed (in Englishor in the native language) by selecting or deselecting Show FontNames in English.

Note:

Your operating system must support the languages inwhich you wish to work. Consult your system software manufacturerfor more information.

Asian OpenType fonts mayinclude a number of features that aren’t available in current PostScriptand TrueType fonts. In addition, Asian OpenType fonts provide alternateglyphs for many characters.

Select the characters or type objects to whichyou want to apply the setting. If you don’t select any text, thesetting applies to new text you create.

Look in the Type > Font menu; OpenTypefonts display the icon.

In the OpenType panel, set any of the following options:

Kerning is according to the proportional metrics of the font.

Switches hiragana fonts, which have different glyphsfor horizontal and vertical such as contracted sounds, double consonants,and phonetic indexes.

Changes half-width alphanumerics to italics.

Replace Asian characters with adifferent glyph form

Choose an option from the Glyphs panel menu. If you don’tsee the following options, select Show Asian Options in the Typepreferences. If an option is dimmed, the glyph form is not availablefor the current font:

Replaces the selected characters with traditional forms.

Replaces the selected characters with their expert forms.

Replaces the selected characters with JIS 04 forms.

Replaces the selected characters with JIS 90 forms.

Replaces the selected characters with JIS 78 forms.

Replaces the selected characters with JIS 83 forms.

Changes the glyphs of the selected Latin characters tomonospace hankaku (half width).

Changes the glyphs of the selected Latin characters tomonospace third width.

Changes the glyphs of the selected Latin characters tomonospace quarter width.

Tip: To revert an alternateglyph to its default form, select it and choose Revert To DefaultForms from the Glyphs panel menu. You cannot use this method torevert alternate glyphs that were applied using a character style.

Choose a leading option from the Paragraph panel menu.

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Measures the spacing between lines of type from the top ofone line to the top of the next line. When you use top‑to‑top leading,the first line of type in a paragraph is aligned flush with thetop of the bounding box.

For horizontal type, measures the space between linesof type from the type baseline. When you use bottom-to-bottom leading, spaceappears between the first line of type and the bounding box. A checkmark indicates which option is selected.

note: The leading optionyou choose does not affect the amount of leading between lines,only how the leading is measured.

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The direction of half-width characters,such as roman text or numbers, changes in vertical text. By default,half-width characters are rotated individually.

If you don’twant half-width characters to rotate, deselect Standard Vertical RomanAlignment from the Character panel menu.

Tate-chu-yoko (alsocalled kumimoji and renmoji) is a blockof horizontal type laid out within vertical type lines. Using tate-chu-yokomakes it easier to read half-width characters such as numbers, dates,and short foreign words in vertical text.

Select characters and choose Tate-chu-yoko fromthe Character panel menu. (Select it again to turn Tate-chu-yokooff.)

Select any of the following tate-chu-yoko settings fromthe Character panel menu:

Specifies a positive value to move the text up and a negativevalue to move it down.

Specifies a positive value to move the text to the rightand a negative value to move it to the left.

Tip: Usetsume or tracking in the Character panel to adjust the characterspacing for tate-chu-yoko.

note: If the Tate-chu-yoko optionisn’t showing, you need to select Show Asian Options in the Typepreferences.

Aki is the white space beforeor after a character. Usually, fixed spacing is applied betweenthe characters based on the mojikumi setting for a paragraph. Youcan change the mojikumi setting for special characters using theInsert Aki options in the Character panel. For example, to add aspace before an opening parenthesis, use the Insert Aki (Left) option.

Select the characters you want to adjust withthe Type tool, and do any of the following in the Character panel:
• To add aki before or after a character, choose the amount of aki you want to add from the Insert Aki (Left) or Insert Aki (Right) menu in the Character panel. For example, if you specify 2bu, half a full-width space is added, and if you specify 4bu, a quarter of a full-width space is added.

• To compress the aki between characters, specify a percentage for Tsume . The higher the percentage, the narrower the aki between characters.
Note:
If you don’t see the Insert Aki or Tsume options, select Show Asian Options in the Type preferences.
Character without tsume (left) compared to character with tsume (right)

The Warichu option in the Characterpanel decreases the typeface size of selected text to a percentageof the original and stacks the type—horizontally or vertically,according to the orientation—on multiple lines.

Select text and choose Warichu from the Characterpanel menu. (Select it again to turn it off.)

Select any of the following warichu settings from theCharacter panel menu:

Specifies how many lines of text will appear as warichu characters.

Determines the distance between the lines of warichu characters.

Sets the size of warichu characters as a percentage of thesize of the parent text.

Specifies the alignment of warichu characters. For example,in a vertical frame grid, selecting Top will align the beginningof the warichu characters at the top of the frame. The alignmentproxy shows how the warichu text appears relative to the parenttext.

Specifies the minimum number of characters required beforeand after the line breaks to start a new line.

Mojisoroe is the alignment of charactersin Asian type. When a line of text contains different sizes of characters,you can specify how to align text to the largest characters in theline: to the top, center, or bottom of the em box (right, center,and left for vertical frames), to the roman baseline, or to thetop or bottom of the ICF box (right or left for vertical frames). ICF (IdeographicCharacter Space) is the average height and width used by the fontdesigner to design the ideographic characters which comprise a font.

In the Character panel menu, choose an optionfrom the Character Alignment submenu:

Aligns the small characters in a line to the large character.

Em box Top/Right, Em box Center, or Em box Bottom/Left

Aligns the small characters in a line to the specifiedposition of the large character’s em box. In vertical text frames,Em box Top/Right aligns the text to the right of the em box, andEm box Bottom/Left aligns the text to the left of the em box.

Aligns the small characters in a line to the ICF specifiedby the large characters. In vertical text frames, ICF Top/Rightaligns the text to the right of the ICF, and ICF Bottom/Left alignsthe text to the left of the ICF.

Mojikumispecifies Japanese text composition for spacing of Japanese characters,roman characters, punctuation, special characters, line start, lineend, and numbers. You can also specify paragraph indents.

Theexisting character spacing rules in Illustrator follow the JapaneseIndustrial Standards (JIS) specification, JISx4051‑1995. You canselect from the predefined mojikumi sets provided by Illustrator.

Furthermore,you can create specific mojikumi sets. In a new mojikumi set, you canedit the settings for spacing that you use a lot, such as the spacingbetween a period and subsequent opening parenthesis. For example,you might create an interview format in which you want to have anem dash before a question, and answers enclosed in parentheses.

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In the Paragraph panel, choose an option from the Mojikumi Set pop‑up menu:

None Turns off the use of mojikumi.

YakumonoHankaku mojikumi setYakumonoHankaku Uses half-width spacing for punctuation.

GyoumatsuYakumonoHankaku mojikumi setGyoumatsuYakumonoHankaku Uses full-width spacing for most characters except the last character in the line.

YakumonoHankaku (left) and GyoumatsuYakumonoHankaku (right)




GyoumatsuYakumonoZenkaku mojikumi setGyoumatsuYakumonoZenkaku Uses full-width spacing for most characters and the last character in the line.

YakumonoZenkaku mojikumi setYakumonoZenkaku Uses full-width spacing for punctuation.

GyoumatsuYakumonoZenkaku (left) and YakumonoZenkaku (right)

• Choose Type > Mojikumi Settings.

• Choose Mojikumi Settings from the Mojikumi Set pop‑upmenu in the Paragraph panel.

Enter a name for the new mojikumi set, specify the existingset on which the new set will be based, and click OK.

Choose Use Percentage (%) or Bu from the Units pop‑upmenu.

Specify Desired, Minimum, and Maximum values for eachoption. The Minimum value is used to compress lines for kinsoku(specify a value less than the Desired value). The Maximum valueis used to spread lines for fully justified text (specify a valuegreater than the Desired value).

Note:

Depending on the character type, you canspecify the same values for Desired, Minimum, and Maximum if youdon’t want to change the spacing.

Click Save or OK to save the settings. Click Cancel ifyou don’t want to save the settings.

Note:

When you compose Japanese text with a lotof half-width spaces or roman parentheses, problems relating totext composition increase. We recommend that you avoid using romanparentheses, and use full-width parentheses for Japanese composition.Only use roman parentheses when using relatively long English sentencesin Japanese text, or when a more serious problem results if youdon’t use roman parentheses.

Inthe Mojikumi Settings dialog box, do any of the following:

• To export a set, click Export, select alocation for the file, type a filename, and click Save. Illustratorsaves the file in MJK format.

• To import a set, click Import, select an MJK file,and click Open.

• To delete a set, choose it from the Mojikumi pop‑upmenu and then click Delete. All the text to which the mojikumi setwas applied will return to the default settings.

Kinsoku specifiesline breaks for Japanese text. Characters that cannot be placed atthe beginning or end of a line are known as kinsoku characters.Illustrator has hard kinsoku sets and soft kinsoku sets and Photoshophas weak and maximum sets. Soft or weak kinsoku sets omit long vowelsymbols and small hiragana characters. You can use these existingsets, or add or delete kinsoku characters to create new sets.

Youcan also define hanging characters for hanging Japanese punctuationand define characters that cannot be split when a line is exceeded.

Youcan specify whether to push in or push out text so that kinsokucharacters are not placed inappropriately.

In the Paragraph panel, choose an option fromthe Kinsoku Set pop‑up menu:

Turns off the use of kinsoku shori.

Prevents selected characters from beginning or endinga line.

• Choose Type > Kinsoku ShoriSettings.

• Choose Kinsoku Settings from the Kinsoku Set pop‑upmenu in the Paragraph panel.

In the Kinsoku Shori Settings dialog box, click New Set.

Enter a name for the kinsoku set, specify the existingset on which the new set will be based, and click OK.

To add a character to a field, select the field, anddo one of the following:

• Enter a character in the Input box, andclick Add.

• Specify the code system (Shift JIS, JIS, Kuten,or Unicode), enter the code, and click Add.

To delete a character in a field, select the characterand click Delete. Alternatively, press Backspace (Windows) or Delete(Mac OS).

To check the character code currently selected, selectShift JIS, JIS, Kuten, or Unicode, and display the code system.

Click Save or OK to save the settings. Click Cancel ifyou don’t want to save the settings.

In the Kinsoku Shori Settings dialog box, doany of the following:

• To export a kinsoku set, click Export.Select a location for the file, enter a filename, and click Save.

  Illustratorsaves the file in KSK format.

• To import a kinsoku set, click Import. Select aKSK file, and click Open.

• To delete a kinsoku set, choose the kinsoku setyou want to delete from the pop‑up menu. Then click Delete Set.

  note: Youcannot delete predefined kinsoku settings.

Kinsoku shori or mojikumi must be selectedto use the following line-breaking options.

From the Paragraph panel menu, choose KinsokuShori Type and then choose one of the following methods:

Moves characters up to the previous line to prevent prohibited charactersfrom ending or beginning a line.

Moves characters down to the next line to prevent prohibited charactersfrom ending or beginning a line.

Always moves characters down to the next line to prevent prohibitedcharacters from ending or beginning a line. A push-in is not attempted.

When Bunri-kinshi is selected, the charactersspecified in the Bunri-Kinshi section of the Kinsoku Shori Settingsdialog box will not be split.

Inthe Paragraph panel, choose Bunri-kinshi from the panel menu.

Note:

This option is only available when kinsoku shori ison.

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Burasagari lets single‑byteperiods, double‑byte periods, single‑byte commas, and double‑bytecommas fall outside the paragraph bounding box.

In the Paragraph panel, choose Burasagari fromthe panel menu.

Turns off hanging punctuation.

Turns on hanging punctuation without forcing ragged linesto the bounding box edge.

Blankey jet city bang rar. Forces punctuation outside the bounding box by spreadinglines that end within the bounding box and end with one of the hangingcharacters.

note: The Burasagari options are not available whenKinsoku Shori is set to None.

Youcan control how repeated characters in Japanese text are handledusing the Kurikaeshi Moji Shori option in the Paragraph panel. By default,a repeat character mark is substituted for the second characterwhen two identical characters follow one after the other in a bodyof text. When this option is selected, both characters are displayedif they are separated by a line break.

Using any type tool, select a paragraphof text to which you want to apply repeated character processing.If no text exists, the setting applies to new text typed.
In the Paragraph panel, select Kurikaeshi Moji Shorifrom the panel menu.

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Use the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app to change the language used in your Creative Cloud apps.

Click the Creative Cloud icon, located in the taskbar (Windows) or Apple menu bar (Mac OS), to open the Creative Cloud desktop app. If you don’t see the icon, launch the app as follows:

Windows: Choose Start > Programs > Adobe Creative Cloud.

Mac OS: Choose Go > Applications > Adobe Creative Cloud > Adobe Creative Cloud.

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If the Creative Cloud desktop app isn’t installed, you can download it here.

Click the three vertical dots icon in the upper-right corner, and then choose Preferences.


Select a language from the App Language list.

Your change will be applied when you exit Preferences (click the left arrow next to Preferences) or close the Creative Cloud desktop app. All apps that you download after making this change will install in the new language.

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If you want to apply the language change to an app that you have already installed on your computer, change the language preference, and then uninstall and reinstall the app. You can do this easily in the Creative Cloud desktop app.

If you're running an earlier operating system, Creative Cloud uses a helper app called the Adobe Application Manager to download, install, and manage your Creative Cloud apps. Use the Adobe Application Manager to change the language used in your apps.

Open the Adobe Application Manager as follows:

Windows: Choose Start > All Programs > Adobe Application Manager.

Mac OS: Choose Applications > Adobe Application Manager.


Click your name in the upper-left corner and select Preferences.

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If you want to apply the language change to an app that you already have installed on your computer, you will need to change the language preference, and then uninstall and reinstall the app.

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