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Hi there!

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In this video we’re going to learn how to
fake bold on a font that does not have the

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bold option by default, so let’s learn how
to do it.

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We already have the document opened from the
last lesson, so let’s make a copy of the

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word, for comparison, afterwards.

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Now select the copied text, and click the
small plus button at the bottom of the character

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styles panel, to create a new style.

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Let’s rename the style ‘bold.’

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Now switch to ‘character color’ option
on the left.

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Click the black color once.

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You should be able to see the outlined ’T’
icon on the left.

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If you click the ’T’ icon at the back,
it should look anything, but outlined, so

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let’s put it to the back once again.

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When the outlined ’T’ is on top, enter
.7 for weight, and hit okay, and you could

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see how well this option works to convert
your text to bold, without the default bold

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option, so do try it with fonts that are bold
enough, not to come with the bold option,

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by default.

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Alright guys!

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That concludes our session, and it was another
short one, so I’m going to see you in the

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next one, in just a bit.

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Good bye!