Hello
we have a strange problem. I open a quark 4.11 doc in quark 6 and the "less than or equal to" and the "greater than or equal to" symbols will not display. A blank space is left where the symbol should be. It doesn't matter which font was used. However, the copyright and register mark symbols show up fine.
Even stranger, if I print the doc, or make a PDF, the symbol shows up correctly.
If I highlight the blank space, and try to retype the symbol, it stays blank. I am using the key command "Option + <" in whatever typeface the doc uses. (i.e. Univers, helvetica, eurostile")
The same thing happens in Photoshop 7, Illustrator 10, and Text Edit. However, it will work in Adobe Indesign.
I do not have any font management software nor virus protection installed.
I tried it on another OSX 10.2.8 machine in the office and received the same results.
The only success I have is in TextEdit, and only if I change the font to one of the system .dfonts, "Lucida Grande".
I am very puzzled, and this issue has prevented me from moving our shop over to OSX full time.
I know this is a kooky problem, thanks for any help!
~Carol
G4 1 GHz Dual; Mac OS X (10.2.8); 1.5 GB RAM
we have a strange problem. I open a quark 4.11 doc in quark 6 and the "less than or equal to" and the "greater than or equal to" symbols will not display. A blank space is left where the symbol should be. It doesn't matter which font was used. However, the copyright and register mark symbols show up fine.
Even stranger, if I print the doc, or make a PDF, the symbol shows up correctly.
If I highlight the blank space, and try to retype the symbol, it stays blank. I am using the key command "Option + <" in whatever typeface the doc uses. (i.e. Univers, helvetica, eurostile")
The same thing happens in Photoshop 7, Illustrator 10, and Text Edit. However, it will work in Adobe Indesign.
I do not have any font management software nor virus protection installed.
I tried it on another OSX 10.2.8 machine in the office and received the same results.
The only success I have is in TextEdit, and only if I change the font to one of the system .dfonts, "Lucida Grande".
I am very puzzled, and this issue has prevented me from moving our shop over to OSX full time.
I know this is a kooky problem, thanks for any help!
~Carol
G4 1 GHz Dual; Mac OS X (10.2.8); 1.5 GB RAM