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I make a magazine every month for a local government. We have Flickr-account. I like to insert those pictures directly from the Flickr album into the magazine. Is this possible? I there a chance Adobe will provide a tool to make it possible to intergrate a Flickr album into Indesign.
Let me rephrase my problem. We have an heavely protected server on wich the most of our pictures are kept. Because we are a local government with public service, we show our photos on a Flickr accoutn. In the monthly magazien we like to use some of those pictures. but with the current Covid-measurements, i work from home. so the server on wich the photos are stored is connected through a VPN-line. super secured, so the dat transfer is very slow. What makes workign with larger files very difficult. Therefore I like to use the photos directly from Flickr. That connection is faster.
Can you help me with this?
Thanks
Luk
No, InDesign links have to be local. You could copy and paste, but the images would be embedded and there would be no option to edit the original. On OSX the clipboard is PDF so there’s not a quality issue, but I’m not sure if that would be the case on Windows.
Your CC account has a file syncing feature that lets you share files remotely. Files saved to your local user>Creative Cloud Files folder can be synced with other CC users.
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No, InDesign links have to be local. You could copy and paste, but the images would be embedded and there would be no option to edit the original. On OSX the clipboard is PDF so there’s not a quality issue, but I’m not sure if that would be the case on Windows.
Your CC account has a file syncing feature that lets you share files remotely. Files saved to your local user>Creative Cloud Files folder can be synced with other CC users.