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NKFG
NKFG
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February 24, 2023
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Seite-vorwärts/zurück-Buttons navigieren entgegengesetzt

  • February 24, 2023
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Hallo Community,
Ich habe einen etwas kuriosen Fall, für den ich leider keine Lösung bzw. Anpassungsmöglichkeit im Programm gefunden habe.

Die „Seite-vorwärts/zurück-Buttons in InDesign navigieren in lediglich einem angelieferten Dokument in entgegengesetzter Richtung.

Der Forwärts-Button springt eine Seite zurück (also z.B. von Seite 4 auf 3) und der Zurück-Button eine Seite vor (z.B. Seite 1 auf 2).

Die Seitennummerierung im Dokument stimmt und auch die Miniaturseiten werden in der richtigen Reihenfolge angezeigt, aber die Vor-/Zurück-Tasten funktionieren eben entgegengesetzt.

Das Ganze übertägt sich beim Export leider auch auf das PDF.

Gibt es da ggf. eine Einstellung der Reihenfolge irgendwo, die ich übersehen habe?
Oder ist das ein Bug?

Danke für Euren Support 😃

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Barb Binder
Community Expert
Barb BinderCommunity Expert
Community Expert
February 24, 2023

Hi @NKFG:

 

That's my best guess. I've been looking for a solution to this for you—and there must be one—but I don't have direct experience with this and I can't find any way to reverse the page order. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying I can't figure it out, but hopefully someone else will come along to help.

 

If it were me, I would just copy the content to a new InDesign file, load the styles, copy master page items and quickly rebuild the document. (If you decide to go that route, test the export and direction before you spend much time reformatting though.) A rebuild should be quick if you are proficient with InDesign, and should take care of the problem. 

 

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training
    NKFG
    NKFG작성자
    Participant
    February 24, 2023

    Well, I guess we're pretty much at the same page with that. If the direction got revered it hast to possible to reset it anyhow. But I did'nt find any option for it either.

    The copying from one to a all new InDesign file would be my last option I guess. But I'm trying to avoid this, cause we're to damn close to produce / print the thing. It has many layers and pages – and just want to avoid to produce little errors or changes in the process, that could went through unseen and getting printed.

    If the arrow-direction-issue doesn't confuse the pre-press- and printing software somehow, I guess it's less dangerous to just live with it.

    But the knowlegde it's there might hunt me quite a bit. 😛

      NKFG
      NKFG작성자
      Participant
      February 24, 2023

      Hey Barb,
      thanks for your fast reply.

      I suspected that as well already. Sadly I cannot verify its origin for sure, because there are many different parties involved.

      Cheers from Madrid
      Nomen

      Barb Binder
      Community Expert
      Barb BinderCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      February 24, 2023

      Hi @NKFG:

       

      Could the file have been originally created using an ME (Middle East) version of InDesign?

       

      ~Barb

      ~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training
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