Different size text showing the same size

[Gigatronix Pete]

Hello team

I am working In Designer & noticed that the 2 of the pieces of artistic text on the page i am working on (see attached image) BOTH show Verdana Regular 8pts  ...Which they obviously are not  
They both seem to react normally & change pt size when i try to

The single X is paragraph text of Verdana Regular 8pts 

Any ideas how this has happened?

[Old Bruce]

Can't see any attached image but here is one possibility there is a size change in the Character Panel.

All the text is 12 points in the two pictures below.

[Gigatronix Pete]

Hey @Old Bruce thanks for the quick reply & i apologise for not popping the image up (it's been a long day)

I tried what you suggested, but they are still different sizes  ...see these images

 

[Old Bruce]

7 minutes ago, Gigatronix Pete said:

They are still different sizes  ...see these images

XXXX 

xxxx

Upper Case and Lower Case.

 

[Gigatronix Pete]

I clicked on the text/Capitalization tab & it says none to both?

[Old Bruce]

Try typing "XXX xxx" select all and see what that says, I will wager it will say None because nothing has been applied to them.

[Alfred]

A row of Xs isn’t perhaps the best example for diagnostic purposes. Could you show us something like

AaBbCc123

?

[Gigatronix Pete]

@Old Bruce ...yes correct, that is what happens

@Alfred the problem was i didn't know what i'd done to cause it, but i've managed to recreate it by pulling the artistic text out of shape using the vertical & horizontal nodes & then changing the text size as per attached  ...
So i assume that's what i perhaps did before without realizing

 

[Alfred]

16 minutes ago, Gigatronix Pete said:

@Alfred the problem was i didn't know what i'd done to cause it, but i've managed to recreate it by pulling the artistic text out of shape using the vertical & horizontal nodes & then changing the text size as per attached  ...
So i assume that's what i perhaps did before without realizing

I don’t think that’s the answer! Your earlier screenshots show a horizontal scale factor of 100% in each case, but in your latest examples I see values of 104% and 133%.

[lepr]

29 minutes ago, Alfred said:

I don’t think that’s the answer! Your earlier screenshots show a horizontal scale factor of 100% in each case, but in your latest examples I see values of 104% and 133%.

The answer is as Old Bruce said: the purple "XXXX" was upper case and the black "xxxx" was lower case.

 

[Gigatronix Pete]

Ok thanks guys  ...i'll assume it's the uppercase/lowercase thing then & be more watchful when typing in future  ...thanks for your help