Does this screenshot help?     ... View more

Yes, you can do that. As a bonus, you can define the paragraph style differently in each InDesign document so it will be styled to match. ... View more

Beyond starting from scratch? No. ... View more

Won't matter anyway. Only works with linked Word files. Have you considered InCopy? You should. ... View more

Panel problems are usually easy to fix by resetting your InDesign preferences. ... View more

Your question had nothing to do with the topic you posted it in. In the future please do not hijack existing discussions as it confuses everyone and makes it harder to find answers. I've branched it off as a new discussion for you.   Quite honestly, what is the purpose of the send via email button? It's quite archaic and as you've already discovered very unreliable as it would only work in Acrobat/Reader and IIRC, requires the user to have their preferences set up properly. You're far better off putting a proper form on your website or using Google Forms.   If you really insist on some of this, look at Form Magic: FormMagic – Id-Extras.com ... View more

Easiest way is to find a font like that. ... View more

How long are the file paths? Are there any illegal characters being used in file names? Accents? ... View more

All well and good and those items can certainly be created with InDesign but there is a steep learning curve. You're going to need to invest a good deal of time in learning how to do this stuff. ... View more

Don't be so sure. It's a bare minimum. ... View more

Good luck but please read through this page: InDesign system requirements<> ... View more

You want to use it for "something?"   What exactly do you want to use it for? ... View more

At a minimum, Monterey (OS version 12) How much RAM does that machine have? Anything less than 16GB is nothing but a crapshoot especially on a 15 year old computer. Frankly, I think you're wasting your time but it's your time to waste. ... View more

Not possible. If you can't upgrade the O/S you'll need a more modern computer. ... View more

Hey Mike, But if you do start the process in InCopy you can define those styles and they will come into InDesign when you place the IDML. Of course, from that point on, InDesign rules the styles pretty much. ... View more

Now that we have that cleared up. Again, once you place that ICML file in InDesign, the file is automatically linked and the InDesign user has to check it out to work on it but the styles as defined in InCopy will be part of the InDesign file. That said, if you duplicate the name of an already existing style in InDesign, the InDesign definition will over ride the InCopy definition.   If you have frame edges enabled in InDesign, you will see the InCopy adornment indicating that the content can be checked out as shown in this screenshot.     ... View more

Which I did point out because the question wasn't clear. ... View more

That's not how it works. If the text is already in InDesign the InDesign users exports it for editin in InCopy. The InCopy user can open the INDD file in InCopy, check out the story, edit, then check back in. If you're creating content in InCopy and then placing it in InDesign, once placed InDesign takes over.   This requires a shared environment and a Google Drive folder that is fully synced to all users' harddrive should work for this.    From my soapbox: You need to do more to learn this workflow yourself before you start teaching it so feel free to keep asking questions. ... View more

Why can't you open the INDD files? As long as everyone has full access to the folders and they are fully synched (turn off cloud only) it should not be a problem ... View more

First off, everyone needs to be on the same version. That means everyone moves to InDesign and InCopy 2025. Secondly, stop using assignments. There's no need for them in such a small workgroup. Instead, the InCopy users can simply open the INDD file in InCopy and check out the InCopy stories that way. ... View more

Not even close to enough detail to help. How are you opening the document? Is it an INDD, ICML, or an assignment file? Are you sure there is InCopy content to edit?   What version of InCopy? What operating system? ... View more

Nobody here can help with this. You can contact Adobe but be prepared to be told there's nothing they can do, either. It may be time for you to move on. ... View more

Garbage? You clearly do not understand how it works or how to use it properly. You also don't seem to understand the limits to what can and cannot be done in InDesign that will translate properly to HTML. ... View more

Here's my $0.02. Buttons in PDF are wonky under any condition. The more you add the more wonky the whole thing becomes and that's best case using Acrobat/Reader. Many third party PDF readers won't even recognize the buttons.   You're free to continue with this of course, but personally, I'd never take on such a job. ... View more

PDF? MSOs don't work at all in a PDF. ... View more

Why not? This way the structure doesn't change so you don't get the message the OP received after adding a layer. ... View more

Add some blank layers in the PSD in case of this situation. That way nothing changes if you need to add content to them. ... View more

You cannot control an MSO on a different spread natively. It might be possible with scripting. ... View more