Adobe InDesign - Manual (Page 362)

Kenten Type
Position
Location
Size
Align
H/Scale and V/Scale
To the top
Note:
2. For Kenten Settings, specify the options below:
Select a kenten character, such as Fisheye or White Circ le. Choose Custom to specify a custom character. You can enter
characters directly, or you can specify a character code value for the specified character set.
Specify the spacing between the kenten and characters.
Select Above/Right to attach kenten above horizontal text or to the right of vertical text, and Below/Left to attach below horizontal
text or to the left of vertical text.
Specify the size of the kenten character.
Specify whether the kenten should be displayed in the center (Center) or to the left (Left) (above for vertical text) of the character's
embox.
Specify the scale for the height and width of the kenten character.
3. To change the color of the kenten, choose Kenten Color from the list box, and then specify the options below:
Select a color swatch from the list box.
Specify the degree of tinting and line weight, as necessary.
Select Overprint Fill or Overprint Stroke to set filling or stroke overprint for kenten characters.
(See Determining when to overprint manually.)
4. Click OK.
Align text of different sizes
You can specify how to align text to the largest characters in a line using the Character Alignment option, when positioning characters of different
sizes in 1 line. It is possible to align characters to the top, center or bottom of the embox (right, center, and left for vertical frames), to the roman
baseline, and to the top or bottom of the ICF box (right or left for vertical frames). ICF (Ideographic Character Face) is the average height and
width used by the font designer to design the ideographic characters which comprise a font.
Align different sizes
A. Align different size letters above full space letters B. Align different size letters in the middle of full space letters C. Align different size letters
below full space letters
The Character Alignment option is not effective, even if applied, when all characters are the same size in a line.
1. Select a range of text or lines for the characters you want to align, or select a text frame using the selection tool.
2. Choose one of the following options from Character Alignment in the Character panel menu or Control panel menu.
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