This solution is for customers that don't want to place the text "as-is". It is intented for customers that as an example want to use their own style definitions rather than the one, the word document is using.
Say you want "Headline" instead of "Heading1" and "Body" instead of "Normal".
What we found our customers normally did was:
copy the text as plain text into ID and reapply layout.
By using Smart Paste our customers can as an example awoid to find all the places where the word doc. contains inline bold usage. This can be handled automatically.
In the new InDesign CS Adobe has made it possible for users to make the "plain text" paste. But you still can't get the "highlighted" text transfered automatically.
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This solution is for customers that don't want to place the text "as-is". It is intented for customers that as an example want to use their own style definitions rather than the one, the word document is using.Say you want "Headline" instead of "Heading1" and "Body" instead of "Normal".
What we found our customers normally did was:
copy the text as plain text into ID and reapply layout.
By using Smart Paste our customers can as an example awoid to find all the places where the word doc. contains inline bold usage. This can be handled automatically.
In the new InDesign CS Adobe has made it possible for users to make the "plain text" paste. But you still can't get the "highlighted" text transfered automatically.
Hope that helps
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Søren Rehné
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Monday, October 27 2003 @ 12:12 AM PST