Ill leave that conundrum up to you to solve Doug. Might be worth a post on the InDesign support pages. Fonts are a breed of their own with many peculiarities. In the ³old days² you could crash your word processing application if you imported the ³wrong² font. I seem to remember that Steve Jobs did a lot of detailed work on fonts. I¹ll look for the reference. It might be in the ³book² Maybe I should look for a few more weird things to keep us all in a quandary. !!!!! Cheers f > Most peculiar. Frank's list of Apple keyboard symbols lifts readily out of his > e-mail and pastes unchanged into TextEdit. But the same characters, cut and > pasted into InDesign, print mostly as blank boxes, or not even that, no matter > which font applied to them. There aren't many things at which InDesign comes > up short, but this appears to be one. >