

When no small-cap characters are included, InDesign creates its own out of scaled-down versions of the regular capital letters. Use for small caps-InDesign automatically uses the small-cap characters included in the font package when they are available.

When you use the caps lock key, or just type in all caps, this button will not affect the text With this button you can easily convert text from lower-case to upper case and vice versa. When you want to display a selection of text in all caps, you should use this button rather than the shift or shift lock key.

Use for all caps-changes the case of selected text.So now let's take a look at the next set of buttons. The smaller arrows on the left change the values by one point. You can use the larger arrows to the right of each of the boxes above to access a dropdown menu. This is a holdover from the typewriter age. They tend to do so in simple terms: Single space, double-space, triple-space, etc. It's a little bit different than the way word processing programs set the space between lines. This is called "leading", because in the early days of movable print, printers used lead bars to create the space. Below that you can set the space between lines. To the right you can select a size for your font. These styles are part of the font, and not necessarily a feature of InDesign, so not all fonts will have a style. Other style options include bold, italics, bold italics, and others.
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In this case, it's Minion Pro in the regular style.
