: How to exchange individual glyphs between fonts I am using the font Trajan Pro in a logo that also includes an ampersand (&). I would like to use the same font in paragraphs of text documents;
I am using the font Trajan Pro in a logo that also includes an ampersand (&). I would like to use the same font in paragraphs of text documents; unfortunately Trajan Pro does not feature lower-case glyphs. The La Gioconda font seems to solve this problem, because it is an extension of Trajan that includes lower-case glyphs. However, the ampersand symbol is not the same.
Is it possible to replace the ampersand in the La Gioconda font with the Trajan Pro ampersand, yielding a combined font? If so, what is the best way to do this?
Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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I agree with John Manly and Luciano. Not sure how else to make this work for a non-designer, other than finding a new font for them to use across the board instead of forcing two to work together.
If you were trying to accomplish this in an Adobe program and not worrying about non-designers... I know that in InDesign, you are able to use Find/Replace to replace font formatting. You could Find all & in the La Giocondo font, and replace with & in the Trajan font. You could probably do the same in Illustrator, and possibly Photoshop but not sure.
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