Are contextual alternates disabled by default in InDesign CS6?

Eimantas Paškonis
Posts: 91
I don't remember this being the case in CS4.
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No.0
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I create a new document and only std. ligatures are on (Mountain Lion).0
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I suspect you changed your app defaults. You do that by choosing options when no document is open.0
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Tracking?0
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I don't see any preferences for OT (not that I've changed any). So it leaves the only other explanation: usual computer randomness.0
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Start InDesign, close all document windows, enable contextual alternates from the OpenType popup submenu. That will change the default setting.1
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Thanks!0
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Note that some use of the Glyph Palette to insert glyphs will disable the contextual alternates feature (and the ligature feature) as you are working. Damned frustrating.1
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That probably is why it got disabled for me.0
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Note that some use of the Glyph Palette to insert glyphs will disable the contextual alternates feature
Discussed here: http://typedrawers.com/discussion/256/contextual-alternates-buttonoption-in-illustrator-indesign
But I’ve never heard of that behavior affecting the default preferences and thus new documents.0
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