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Font changes from the current one to the previously used while typing
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164 votesThe team plans to push the fix from the Beta build into the main one in first week of January — hooray!
The current workaround in 29.1 is to disable Missing Glyph Protection option in Preferences > Type.
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For me the issue still persists.
Once I reactivated "Enable missing glyph protection" the same thing started happening as reported. CCD shows Illustrator was updated this morning, so I'm under the impression I'm using the newest build.
Thank you,
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Thank you, just tried and text behaves normally. Not sure if disabling this feature will become an issue in other ways, but I trust your people are working on a permanent fix.
Thanks again for the workaround.
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Hi there,
In V. 29.1 if I open a previously created document and I change the font of a text element, a problem occurs when I go to edit the text.As you see in the screenshot, when I try to edit the text, the font of the newly typed text changes to the originally used font.
Insanely time consuming to make text changes or corrections as a result.
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Hey all,
Just wanted to point out that the workaround suggested by Adobe does work on the non-beta version of Illustrator.
In the Preferences menu, go to Type > Enable Missing Glyph Protection and turn it OFF.
This is as per Adobe (also reposted by some users).
While this isn't a permanent solution, and YES, it BURNS MY *** to have to pay a nearly $100 per month premium and still have **** like this happen (a very, very non-premium experience) it's a workaround that gets us back to being able to deliver for our clients.
Cheers.