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  1. Font changes from the current one to the previously used while typing

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    103 comments  ·  Illustrator (Desktop) Bugs » Type, Fonts, Text  ·  Admin →
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    Henri Le Forestier commented  · 

    I have a revolutionary idea for that: why don't you test basic features before releasing?

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    Henri Le Forestier commented  · 

    Just to clarify, the workaround was found by Adobe, I was just upping it as I saw many of you blocked on the issue (and the workaround was hidden by many comments)
    Happy it helped :)

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    Henri Le Forestier commented  · 

    A shame that this isn't fixed yet. FYI if you're still struggling, the workaround:
    In the Preferences menu, Type > Enable Missing Glyph Protection -> uncheck the box

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    Henri Le Forestier commented  · 

    Whenever I have a text zone with ANY font, if I input new text, it will ALWAYS output the new text in Arial Bold, regardless of the original text font (whether it's Arial Regular, or some custom font).

    This is more than frustrating, it's kind of a blocking issue, since I cannot edit any text without having to manually set again the font for the text zone.

    To reproduce:
    - Create a text zone, type some text
    - Set the text zone to be another font than Arial Bold (you can choose Times New Roman or Futura)
    - Edit the text, the new text will be Arial Bold

    Expected:
    New text should be the same properties as the rest of the text zone

    Illustrator 29.1 (64-bit) Windows 11

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