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Organisation bloc Texte Indesign

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January 2, 2023
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Bonjour tout le monde

Je suis a réaliser des mises en pages sur indesign . En copiant collant un bloc texte venant d'un document pdf dans un bloc texte Indesign . J'obtiens le résultat suivant :

Si je me base sur le document pdf sur lequel je copie le texte , c'est une colonne en gros . Ma question est que au lieu de faire un retour arrière a chaque ligne pour que mon texte prenne tout la longueur du bloc . Existe t-il un moyen de supprimer les blancs en 1 seule manipulation ? Merci beaucoup de vos retours.

A bientot

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Correct answer Robert at ID-Tasker

Can you turn on Hidden Characters - Menu Type:

And if you have:

at the end of each line - you can select block of text and then CTRL+F and

^p

Change to:

(nothing)

Or if you have:

then

Be aware what you have selected in SEARCH:

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Community Expert

Hi @Erwan35131 ,

if you copy text from Acrobat Pro DC make sure you are in Edit PDF mode there.

Acrobat tries to do real paragraphs with continous text in that mode.

Here a sample where some issues arise with hyphenated words, but otherwise the flow of text seems reasonable:

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

( Adobe Community Expert )

Erwan35131Author

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merci du retour , mais je sui sur Adobe Reader , j'ai pas le pro. ceci dit , j'ai eu une autre solution qui fonctionne plus haut. Encore merci

Robert at ID-TaskerCorrect answer

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Can you turn on Hidden Characters - Menu Type:

And if you have:

at the end of each line - you can select block of text and then CTRL+F and

^p

Change to:

(nothing)

Or if you have:

then

Be aware what you have selected in SEARCH:

Erwan35131Author

Participant

Super merci , ca repond a ma question , merci beaucoup

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Community Expert

As Steve says, the original document would be a far better source. That said, you could try saving the PDF as a Word document and working from that.

Community Expert

Community Expert

There is really no control over copying and pasting text from a PDF file.

It would be better to copy from the document from which the PDF was made.