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‎Aug 31, 2023
01:18 PM
Thanks for the response. Why so many? Working on documenting a product suite that uses both names and abbreviations... and not everything is quite nailed down yet on the naming. Could I do a search-and-replace? Sure. But I figured I would try setting up a set of prod-name and prod-abbrev variables. Then when the time came to finalize the product names and abbreviations, I need to change them only in one place. Still puzzling why the 16th variable was not synched to the files.... -j
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‎Aug 30, 2023
05:11 PM
Hi. Using ID 18.5 on Win 11 (updated). I used Synchronize to sync the text variables between two documents, and this process did not transfer all text variables. I have not yet tried to add the missing variable by hand. Is there a maximum number of text variables allowed per file? (I'd imagine it would be something like 255, but it might be 32 or 24 or 16.) New files already come with a set of default text vars; I'm adding a few. I'm not anticipating adding some absurd number -- maybe 8 or 10... but if files are restricted to 16.... Can't seem to find this info documented. Thanks. -j
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‎Jul 16, 2023
11:25 AM
Thanks. Maybe... At first glance I didn't think that's what I was recalling (but what I'm recalling may not be from ID). What I DO see on this dialog (which I've used for ages and not thought about at all) is Continue on next Odd page and Insert Blank Page. This may indeed be what I was recalling.... It will certainly serve until something else pops up! THANKS! Every now and then, one just needs an elbow in the ribs. -j
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‎Jul 16, 2023
10:56 AM
Hi, using Win11 with ID 18.4. I appear to have lost a dialog box that I recall seeing, and I just can't find any more. I'm stumped! Would appreciate guidance. (Or just simple menu directions to it....) I'm working on a book, and I want all chapters to start on a recto page. This is perfectly normal. Really, I've got this working. I can manage this with a combination of Numbering & Section Options (Pages window, Layout menu) The Pages window (and parent pages/single page vs spread) and manually adding extra even-numbered pages to each file end. The book window Document Setup However.... I vaguely remember seeing a dialog where I could specify "Begin file on right-hand page" (or left, for that matter, but I want the traditional recto), and "automatically add extra page at end of file." My problem is that I can't seem to find this dialog anywhere anymore, and when I search on line (and even in the forum) I get results that explain how to number pages or how to make a chapter start on the left-hand page or other responses that do not involve such a dialog box. I have not been able to find my way back to this remembered dialog. (Much like Shangri-La.) I'm not referring to Smart Text Reflow at the bottom of Preferences | Type. This was a different dialog that expressly determined recto/verso starting page and adding new pages at file end to ensure that the file ended on an even page. I could be remembering this from Frame, but, frankly, I haven't used Frame in a long while, and I recall this phantom dialog from very recent use (I recall stumbling upon it, and saying "Aha!") Am I falsely "remembering" something that is not in InDesign, or have I forgotten the magic hidden key combination, like holding CTRL while I click a menu item, or am I just missing something that's right in front of me? Thanks as always to the community. -j
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‎Jun 08, 2023
10:36 AM
Hi. Using ID 18.3 on Win 11. nVidia 2070 Super graphics board I have three monitors. A big one in the center and two smaller wing monitors. ID starts on one of the smaller wing monitors. Moving it to the center monitor is a hassle because the ID program window expands to 3-4 X normal size and spans across all monitors. It's the devil's own time to get it back to "normal" size and to full screen on only the middle monitor, but it's doable. It's just that it's a wresting match every time I start up. (One of several weirdnesses that have started since v18.) Is there a way to control which monitor ID starts on? If it started on the middle monitor, that would be fine. It may be that there is a Registry adjustment I need to make. Thanks. -j
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‎Jun 06, 2023
03:06 PM
Update: Apparently repaired. Summary of how: All the files in the book would open (I just could not do Xrefs which crashed ID). Cross-Ref dialog was filled with these angry guys. Any attempt at editing crashed the program. In turn, I opened each file singly and one-by-one and deleted the bad Xrefs (this hammered them into text sometimes leaving behind "see on page <?>"). I saved each file one-by-one as IDML. Once that was done, I opened one file at at time from IDML, gave it an incremented file name, then saved as INDD, and closed it. Then I re-opned a single troubled file. There were no longer any bad cross-references in it (they had been deleted). While each file was opened (in turn), I went through the cross-references one-by-one in the text (not in the Cross-Reference dialog, although I used that dialog). First, I made sure that any Xrefs that still worked actually referred to the proper file version (some still referred to the previous version and not the incremented version). These I replaced completely, including surrounding text.), and then added any Xrefs that had been convered to text that I came across as new Xrefs. It had appeared to me that some of the bad Xrefs were bad only when they were within their styled paragraph -- adding a new paragraph of the same type, copying any plain text and adding a new Xref in the equivalent place, and then deleting the old paragraph seemed to work. I did not know if it was a corruption in the surrounding text or in the style or in the Xref itself -- so I replaced all of that for each problematic instance. When I came upon an Xref that referred to an external file, I opened that file from IDML and saved it to a version-incremented file name, then went back to the file I'd been working on, and made the cross-reference to the second file. These seemed to work. Eventually, I re-built a set of cross-references that correctly referenced the incremented target files. Yes, this was laborious. Whatever had caused the original problem in the original two troubled files, and that persisted through IDML and back, seemed to resolve when I killed the corrupted Xrefs, saved to IDML and back, and recreated the Xrefs. The corrupted Xrefs could not be edited -- only deleted and replaced. I had to review all the (existing) cross-references in the (still unfinished) book. However, because I have no idea what caused the original problem, I have no idea how to avoid it in the future (other than by a hefty new backup regine, as was suggested). I still think this was a bug triggered by some horizon contdition that I crossed -- maybe an extra-long editing session. Who knows? Thanks as always to the community. This appears to have resolved the problem -- until it occurs again. -j
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‎Jun 05, 2023
12:03 PM
I explained in my reply that I believed Move Pages would be likely to move the problem. So, no, I did not Move Pages. I apologize and meant no disrespect. Thanks for the amplification. Had I known that, I would have done it. -j
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‎Jun 04, 2023
01:42 PM
Experiment: I opened the problem file from IDML. It converted to INDD. I deleted all problematic Xrefs. They converted to text. I saved the document at that point as IDML (to a different name). I then opened the IDML and had it convert to INDD. There were NO suspicious Xrefs in the file (according to the Xref dialog). I attempted to add an Xref ("Appendix B" in the paragraph above.) I chose the destination file. I did not get further than scrolling to the style of the paragraph (AppendixNumber). CRASH. Something is seriously wrong here. UPDATE: I'm beginning to suspect that this problem only affects cross-file Xrefs. I'm able to make internal Xrefs even in the problem files without issue. So: What could be present in an IDML file that would make ID unable to perform a cross-file Xref? Update: I was able to do a cross-file Xref to the chapterTitle of another file from my regular paragraph (paragraphROP). When I tried to do the same Xref to the same external file from the same working file that had just succeeded -- but did it from within the Note style paragraph, it crashed. Is it possible that it is the STYLES that have been compromised? Yet Another Update: When I examined the IMDL styles doc for the Note style, it didn't show anything abnormal (to me). Back in the trouble document, I created a new paragraph (not a note), rewrite the text of the note, including Xrefs, which worked, converted that paragraph to a note, deleted the original note, and pasted in the new note (Am I clear? I did a swap.) No problem. I saw another Xref in a regular paragraph that had been converted to text -- one of the scotched Xrefs. In another location, I recreated the link, deleted the original, then pasted the new link in successfully. Now, I'm thinking that somewhere a couple of the INDD files got subtly damaged in a way that ID could not cope with and that damage is propagated -- invisibly -- by the IDML format. At least I haven't found the damage. At this point, the work-around seems to be to rewrite any passage that includes a non-working Xref, delete the original, and paste in the rewrite. Laborious, but I can think of more laborious options. Weeding my garden, for instance. -j
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‎Jun 04, 2023
01:18 PM
All good advice for the future. Horse meet barn door. Trying to fix things now. Here is what I see in one of the two main troublesome files... Cross-reference dialog. There are many, many working Xrefs. Obviously, a bunch of Xrefs have been scotched by something. I was actually able to fix Cross Reference 68. When I tried 67, we crashed. Again. The crashes survive IDML. Something is persistent in the IDML code that causes ID to go down in flames when I try to fix the problem. Merely touching a correction causes the crash. Let's look at one specific instance causing the problem. This is one questionable paragraph with a couple of problematic Xrefs. Xref 68 was "Become a Query Ninja" on page 1 (numbering is off for obvious new import reasons). However, Xref 67 -- Appendix B -- is scotched and caused a crash when I touched it. I mean literally touched it. Cross-Ref dialog box opens, when you scroll to the paragraph, Ka-BOOM. That is the ID side of the problem. It is unable to handle what's going on in the files brought in from IDML. Here is the Story Editor version of that same paragraph: I can't explain the odd spacing here and there -- like between the A and ppendix -- that may be some invisible junk byte insertion at the file level. (I don't have a good viewer to look at the hex code.) I would think that deleting the words "Appendix B" and attempting to replace them with a fresh new Xref would do it... but CRASH. Here is the XML code from the IDML file. I am not the world's greatest XML programmer. I did not try to trace all the hierarchical references. But I did find where Appendix B is mentioned in the IDML code -- and remember, the IDML is propagating the error. (Sorry about the size of the clip, but it needed to be legible.) There may be other IDML code snippets that will help reveal the issue -- I'm happy to supply them if someone will point me to where they may be. In the code, I can see that the page numbers seem to be missing (or maybe these are markers to them; I'm not exactly sure how IDML works, but I have seen actual page numbers listed in other Xrefs). I'm hoping that someone can look at these examples of the code and deduce the problem, then (a) tell me how to correct the IDML file-side of the problem (remember, IDML is propagating the issue) -- even if I have to fiddle with the IDML; I'm a techie, I can do that -- and (b) help diagonose the problem on the ID side and fix whatever initial bug caused this and is preventing ID from being able to repair the problem itself. ID should be able to repair this, from all I can see. But something there -- in the IDML -- is still there when I import the file under a new name and causes the same crash, a file-handling condition that ID cannot cope with (for whatever reason). Thanks as always to the community. I will continue to tinker as best I can. If I find something, I will report. -j
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‎Jun 03, 2023
02:53 PM
Excellent suggestion!! I will create a set of IDML files with 18.3, then revert to 18.2 and import. Thanks. -j
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‎Jun 03, 2023
02:23 PM
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I am having a growing and continuing problem with 18.3 cross-references, and I don't think I'm alone. Using 18.3 on Win 11/64Gb memory. (And yes, my nVidia driver is updated too.) 24 hours ago, a single cross-reference crashed the program. It has only gotten worse since then in a cascade and brought production to a HALT. I have tried (not necessarily in order): Bringing files into and out of IDML Creating a new book file. Rebooting the program. Rebooting the computer. (several times each) Copy/Pasting existing page text into new fresh (template) document files. Deleting and re-installing ID. Deleting and re-downloading the fonts I'm using (to make as sure as possible that THEY were not corrupted). Trashing preferences. (That's just a sample.) Now I'm at wit's end -- and I have very few wits to waste! I have never had problems like this with ID previously, and none that I couldn't solve with a reboot, copy/paste, IDML, and a quick preference-trashing. It began when I tried to make a new Xref to an H1 head in another file (CRASH), but after copy/pasting text and creating 2 new versions of (what I thought were) the two problem files (CRASH), the problem just got worse and worse (CRASH CRASH), now affecting previously unaffected files. Of course, by copying/pasting I had to re-create the cross-file Xrefs in the new files and in the files that refer to them... but now (CRASH) even trying to update an existing Xref in a previously working file crashes the program. I'm working on a technical document -- of course with deadlines, and hey, it's the weekend -- and there are a lot of cross references required. Have I mentioned CRASH? (I've loyally sent off the crash DB each time to Adobe.) The files are unusable because the program is now unusable because it's unable to do Xrefs, and I believe that the program -- not corrupted document files -- is at fault (although files may have become corrupted by the multiple crashes). Something triggered this "out of the blue." Unless someone has a good suggestion about how to get the program and its cross-referencing function stable again and back working.... I may have to complete the project using "another program" (shudder), but the project must be completed). Here me, O Adobe! I hope someone from Adobe corporate/tech support sees this. There are others having the same or very similar issues. I see their plaintive posts here in the forum as they wrestle with cross-references that just stop working and that crash the program. Any suggestions from the community? Boy, am I listening. Thanks as always to the community. -j
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‎Jun 03, 2023
11:43 AM
Something is seriously wrong. I created two new files from template - one for the cross-referencing document and one for the target of the cross-reference. I named the new files. I copy-and-pasted the text from the old documents to their respective new documents, and saved them both under their new names. In this process I sacrificed any existing outside-the-file Xrefs in both files, which I will have to restore. I created a new book file (just in case it was the book file at fault), and added all chapter files to that new book in their proper order. I opened all files from the new book (and then saved them with shift-control-alt-S. I went to the position in the referencing file where I wanted to make the cross-reference. ...and from the Xref db I selected paragraph text & page number, pulled down the target file name, scrolled to the H1 style, selected it... and CRASH. At this point I believe I am past easy work-arounds. Production must continue. I will avoid this Xref and see what happens with the NEXT Xref. If anyone has any suggestions about what to try here, I am all ears, as Willie the Shake said. Thanks. -j
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‎Jun 03, 2023
10:58 AM
Excellent suggestions (including your links). Thanks. I did create IDML for both documents and, after re-adding the documents to the book, I attempted to do the Xref once more. This crashed ID yet again (I uploaded the report via the dialog. I think this is time 8 or 9.) I suspect that something is... um... altered beyond the ability of re-loading from IDML to rescue it. It might be a problem with the book file or some quirkiness I have triggered in 18.3. (I'm thinking it's some odd horizon condition, since it crashes with the same kind of Xref between the same files even after multiple re-boots and IDML saves & reloads). While Move Pages as explained in the video would be a huge time saver, I suspect that it will also "move" the problem -- whatever that problem is -- since I don't know all that Move Pages moves. I will go with the nuclear option of cutting/pasting into a fresh document that has all styles/running heads/other formatting already in place (I use a template for each new files). Then comes the fun of re-hooking up all the between-file Xrefs that bear on both files! I will report back. Thanks for your tips. In happier times, Move Pages would be a kick. This one wretched Xref has brought production to a halt.
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‎Jun 02, 2023
05:04 PM
Update: The problem appears to be centered on one file. I have successfully done cross-refs to other files without a problem. On the target file, I saved as IDML, opened the IDML file, put that into the book and attempted to do a cross reference to it. Crash. Any suggestions on how to rectify this? I supposed I could cut and paste the text (and illos) of the entire chapter into a new file... -j
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‎Jun 02, 2023
04:53 PM
Hi. Using ID 18.3 (recently updated) with Win 11 (also updated) 64 Gb memory. This appears to be a bug. Repeatable even after a full cold re-boot. On the last try, I did not "recover" the files (attempting to leave whatever corruption is clinging to them behind). Didn't work. This has occurred as described 6 times. I've sent the report per the crash dialog each time. There have been other crashes of 18.3 (also reported via the crash dialog). This is the worst because I can't seem to get around it. I have a multi-chapter book. I have about 150 hours into the book (that is, the files have collectively been in use for that elapsed period of time, opening, writing, pasting, cross-referencing, saving, closing). I have been trying to create a cross-reference (paragraph text and page number) from a position in one file to a Head1 in another file of the same book. All files in the book are open in ID and apparently error-free according to Preflight. I initiate the xref in the xref panel. The xref db displays. I choose paragraph text and page number. I choose the other file from the pull down. I scroll to and click the Head1 style. Crash. I have tried doing the cross-ref from another place is the referencing file. No dice. I have done a cold reboot. No dice. very frustrating. I have not yet tried to do a different type of Xref or an xref to a different file (because, well, what caused the crash is what I'm actually trying to do). -j
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‎May 13, 2023
11:21 AM
Thanks. I should have done that. Appreciate it.
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‎May 13, 2023
11:04 AM
Hi, Using ID 18.2.1 under Win 11.
I'm looking for a way to make cross-references page-aware as I write in InDesign.
Here's the scenario:
I put an illustration into the document and say "See Figure 1." That works great -- A in the illustration.
Time goes by. I add more text, and "Figure 1" is now on Page 47 (B in the illustration). I manually change the Xref to say "See Figure 1 on page 47."
More time goes by, I move text, and Figure 1 is back on Page 46 and the references updates to say "see Figure 1 on page 46" (which is technically correct....) but the figure immediately follows the reference, and this just looks silly -- the page specification is no longer required. It only needs to say See Figure 1 (without on p46).
So... is there something that I can put into the Xref definition so that it adds "on page x" only when the Xref and the target of the Xref are on different pages, and does not put in "on page x" when the Xref and the target of the Xref are both on the same page? I would think that under the hood, ID knows what page the Xref is on and what page the target of the Xref is on... Maybe there is already a format for such an Xref that I'm not aware of.
I realize that ID is not a word processor, but I do find it easier to write and layout more-or-less simultaneously (long technical documents with many illustrations in a template, not highly artistic magazine work with many variations from spread to spread), and this would be a big time saver as I edit. I rarely make one pass through a document, and am done. I have to constantly try to catch such Xref changes when adding/deleting text to find out if the figure is on the same page versus some other page.
Thanks as always to the community.
-j
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‎May 06, 2023
10:37 AM
I'm not sure how much images will add to the discussion, but I'm happy to offer them. The first is the document setup dialog. You can see that margins are defined. This is a sample parent page (tainted). You can see that the grid is visible as well as the header and the page number in the footer -- but no margins are visible, even though they are set for the document. This is a working page. It likewise displays no margins. Now... immediately previous to these pages AND IN THE SAME FILE, I have active text and illustrations AND margins that display. I added two pages, and suddenly neither the parent pages nor the working pages (that had no text because I had just added them) would display margins. One of the solutions I have seen for people with similar problems is "Oh, you have mistakenly been using preview mode." No. That is not the case. (Certainly, the grid lines would not display in Preview mode; but I did check to make sure.) Another potential solution is, choose Layout | Margins and Columns -- you have forgotten to set or display them. Not so. Or: Toggle the Margins and Columns preview button. Nope, didn't work. Margins are displayed in half the chapter, why not on the new pages? And what happened to them in the parent pages? They are set. They should appear. They do not appear. Anyway, here is the Margins dialog: This is why I call BUG. I still think that somehow, I hit a horizon condition (or corrupted a low-level setting to which I have no direct access). The only solution I have come up with is to copy and paste the old text into a new chapter with working visible margins. That worked, but it doesn't prevent it from happening again in this or any other file -- as long as the triggering even is not understood. Thanks. -j
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‎May 05, 2023
03:57 PM
I don't know what happened or how to fix it. I exported to IDML and re-imported... but that did nothing. So what I have done is to create a new file from my working template and then copy/paste all text from the problematic file to the new one. There was a non-zero chance that the new file would break because of whatever happened to the old one... but that didn't happen. Then I deleted the old file from the book, replaced it with the new one, and I am proceding. But SOMETHING happened. Something triggered the loss of the margins -- and only the margins. Grids were still present. Headers and footers and page numbers still present in the parent pages. When I added two pages, something occurred to delete margins.
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‎May 05, 2023
03:30 PM
Hi. Using ID 18.2.1 on Win 11. On page 8 of a 10-page chapter in the middle of a book, the margins have disappeared from the parent (master) pages AND from the working pages. This occurred when I added two pages to a spread. The new pages showed up without margins. Headers and footers are present. A quick check of the parent pages show that they, too, no longer have margins even though margins are still defined correctly in Document Setup. This is not an issue of not having guides enabled or somehow mistakenly being in preview mode. Closing and opening the file and the program had no effect. The margins are gone from the parent pages and from new pages created from the parent pages. Margins still appear on previously existing pages in the file that already have text. I can link overflow text and margins appear on the new page when I click... but they are not the margins as defined in Document Setup, which still shows the correct margin definitions. This looks to me like a bug caused by some horizon condition. There are other posts that report similar problems, but they appear to be from folks who didn't realize they were in preview mode, or for whom hiding and showing View Margins in the layout menu had an effect. Not for me! Suggestions? Thanks as always to the community. -j
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‎Apr 05, 2023
03:47 PM
Perhaps my original post was not clear. I did PLACE (not paste) an impage on the pasteboard in ID. I then modified it locally on the pasteboard in InDesign (by adding numbers and callouts). I copied it and PASTED INTO the anchored frame. Then, I stupidly deleted the item on the pasteboard. It seems to be impossible to extract the graphic (and its numbers and callouts) out of the anchored frame. It may be impossible; and I won't make that mistake again, but I did not copy (for example) something from Photoshop and just paste it into ID. Still.... I've had no difficulty with other items placed on the pasteboard and then copied only a paragraph marker in ID, only when I PASTE INTO an anchored frome. Nor can you drag into an anchored frame, only PASTE INTO. My mistake, I think, was not leaving a copy on the pasteboard. That's life. -j
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‎Apr 05, 2023
02:31 PM
I appreciate the help. Just to clarify, however.... If I assemble a graphic from parts on the pasteboard and group them, how would I then use PLACE to put them within an anchored frame without using PASTE INTO? -j
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‎Apr 05, 2023
02:09 PM
Thanks for the reply. Sad news. The center ring doesn't seem to give me many good options. If I remember correctly, Adobe's instruction for putting a graphic into an anchored frame is PASTE INTO, but I'll try PLACE -- place works for all the other graphics. Even so, I'm not sure (yet) if a graphic PLACED into an anchored frame would be any more removable than a graphic PASTEd INTO an anchored frame. In any case, lesson learned. <sigh> Thanks again. -j
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‎Apr 05, 2023
01:47 PM
Hi. Using ID 18.2.1 on Windows 11 (all updated). I got myself into this... I'm hoping someone can get me out. I created an anchored frame and pasted a relatively complex graphic into it (using Paste Into). Everything is satisfactory, except that now I must edit the graphic, which exists only in the anchored frame. (Mea Culpa.) So the question is How do I copy/remove the graphic from the anchored frame for further editing? I can't seem to find a way to do this. I will not make the same mistake again. Thanks, as always, to the Community. -j
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‎Jan 19, 2023
07:31 PM
Thanks. I have applied a stroke and fill of none. However, when I select the two endpoints of a vertical segment, the complete square is stroked -- not just the line segment I have selected. Remember -- I still want to control the spacing using the graph panel. How do I select only the verticals and stroke them? Thanks.
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‎Jan 19, 2023
04:42 PM
Hi. Illustrator newbie using v27.2 on Win 11. I'm looking for a way to use a stacked bar graph that remains responsive to its data, and remove everything except the vertical bars. For example, here I've created a stacked bar graph where the segment sizes are controlled by data. I would like to arrive at something like the bottom part of the following image, where I can retain the vertical segments AND STILL HAVE THEM RESPONSIVE TO THE DATA so that I can modify the data (perhaps many times) and get different separation between the vertical bars (sorry but that top part of the graphic should not be there). The bar graph can still be there, but I only want/need to see the vertical bars. I am guessing that there is a relatively easy way to do this, but my inexperience with Illustrator leaves me asking the community. Because the stacked bar shares its internal verticals, I don't appear to be able to just delete the unneeded segments and still retain the graph. Thanks for any help. -j
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‎Jan 09, 2023
12:19 PM
Hi. Using ID 18.1 under Win11. I'm looking for a way to make a set of cross references that look like this: See Figure 3, 4, and 5. (rather than saying see Figure 3, Figure 4, and Figure 5, as a normal set of cross-references would require) I do want them to be Xrefs so that they will renumber as necessary. The word "Figure" is part of the numbering definition of the paragraph, as shown here: I know that when doing a cross reference, I can add a delimiter to the end. For example I can create an Xref <paraNum delim=":" /> to stop the cross-ref at the first colon. But I do not know a way to delimit the PREFIX word that comes before the figure number. Here is the cross-reference stock definition. (Just a copy of Paragraph Number.) I don't want to create a new paragraph style that only includes a number for this one use, because the Figure paragraph style is used throughout the book. There may no way to put a delimiter at the front of the Xref definition so that I wind up with just the number itself... but I thought I'd ask. Thanks always to the community for its support. -j
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‎Apr 15, 2022
01:29 PM
Never mind. There is a pull-down hidden next to Frame.io in the top left of the window. Kinda tiny. .
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‎Apr 15, 2022
01:25 PM
Relative newbie to Premiere Pro, and just updated to 22.3 with Frame.io plug-in (running under win11). Okay. I've activated the plug in. It's on my UI taking up a big chunk of screen real estate. HOW DO I GET RID OF IT? I don't want to uninstall the plug-in, just get rid of it until I need it -- if ever. I go to the Window menu, which shows open windows and choose the item with the checkmark Review with Frame.io... nothing happens. The window does not close. It seems that this chunk of screen real estate is going to be with me whether I need it right now or not. I've looked at the hamburger menu... there seems to be no way to close this. What's the secret? Thanks as always to the community. -j
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‎Mar 23, 2022
12:51 PM
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Your doc may be carrying what I call "invisible overrides." ID may not report them, but they're still there. I discovered this while working on an epub. To see overrides, click the view overrides toggle on the paragraph menu. It's the icon to the left of the lightning bolt. You may be surprised by the inadvertent overrides you find. Preflight can also find them. -j
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