When you insert Asian or Middle Eastern text in existing Latin text, the application automatically matches the font of the Latin text if the font is available in the corresponding language. However, you can disable the font matching option so that the inserted text has the default font specified for Asian or Middle Eastern languages.
CorelDRAW includes controls that let you format text in different languages. You can limit any font, style, and size changes to only Latin, Asian, or Middle Eastern text by choosing the script type. For example, if you want to change the font size of Japanese text in a document that includes both English and Japanese text, you can choose the Asian script type, and then change the font size. This applies the new font size only to the Japanese text, the English text font size is unaffected. You can also enable right-to-left text flow when working with bidirectional languages, such as Middle Eastern languages. In addition, you can mix Latin text with Asian or Middle Eastern in one text object and set the spacing between the two words.
The Script list box is available only when using an Asian or Middle Eastern operating system or when language support is installed on the operating system.
The Text direction option is available, and visible, only when you use a Middle Eastern operating system or when language support is installed on a non-Middle Eastern operating system.
You can also change the direction of text flow in columns. For more information, see To change the flow of bidirectional text in columns.
The language spacing value is based on the percentage of a standard space. For example, two spaces are represented by typing a value of 200.
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