Italic accented character is not placed correctly to InDesign from MS-Word... Why?

1. Italic accented character is not
placed correctly to InDesign. . .
Why?

2. Italic accented character, such as í, ā,
you need to use a font which doesn’t have
italic family. They check here of MS-Word.
for example, Century

3. This Century only have roman,
so the italic term (yoyū, in this case) is
applied temporary italic by MS-Word.

4. But, if you use Century Schoolbook,
for instance . . .

5. Century Schoolbook have italic in its
family. So, “temporary MS-Word italic”
doesn’t work, it selects the Century
Schoolbook italic.

6. Then you place the text to InDesign. . .

7. When you use a font which
doesn’t have italic family
like Century, “temporary
MS-Word italic” works.
So you can control whole
characters’ font by
Find Font... of InDesign.
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8. When you use a font which
have italic family like Century
Schoolbook, the term looks like
being applied “temporary MS-
Word italic”, but actually,
Century Schoolbook doesn’t
have accented character in this
case ū. So when you placed the
text only accented character
changed another font which is
not italic, then you can’t find it.
Actually, Century Schoolbook Italic
doesn’t have the accented character.
Extended Latin A
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