Re: cómo aplicar salto de línea forzado en marcado...

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Jun 10, 2024

This is the way Indesign has always handled this situation. Here is a workaround.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Jun 04, 2024

Stitch lines that appears in artwork is caused by flattened transparency during PDF/X-1a export, not the compression setting. It sounds as though your document contains many images with transparency applied, and perhaps multiple elements that are layered over top of one another with transparent effects. If that is the cause, exporting with any setting that retains transparency, you may experience errors or incorrect image composition. The work around suggestion would be to export smaller sections. And if you need to supply a complete (all pages) PDF, use Acrobat to merge multiple PDFs.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Jun 04, 2024

Many years ago, long before Creative Cloud, Adobe offered a dedicated imposition application called Presswise. Their foray with imposition did not last long, and was eventually sold. If interested, the namesake still exists.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Jun 04, 2024

What's wrong with the PDFX1a?

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎May 30, 2024

Is there "No Break" applied to any unrevealed text?

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎May 06, 2024

What is the end product (i.e. pdf, epub, publish online)?

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎May 03, 2024

Have you tried setting the object (with gradient of 2 different spot colours) to multiple, instead of overprint?

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Apr 18, 2024

What browser are you using to view the Publish Online file?

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Apr 08, 2024

You can convert the point to a corner point. Then select and adjust the curve, this will show the missing handle.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 22, 2024

It sounds to me like the Publish Online file was not updated. Check the Publish Online Dashboard to view all documents to see if there are duplicates. When you update publish online files, you can scroll through list to select the right doc.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 22, 2024

At least provide a screenshot of the csv file.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 22, 2024

If you want, upload the spreadsheet, Indesign datamerge file, and some images, and I will test.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 22, 2024

In Excel, use image as your column header Save as .csv. Open .csv in TextEdit, enter @ to the header Save .csv Perform your datamerge in Indesign

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

Try logging out of Creative Cloud, then log back in.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

When placing an Indesign document (with interactive elements) into second ID doc, the interactivity of first doc will be lost when exporting to PDF from second doc. A workaround would be to copy paste elements from one ID doc to the other.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

@images This is what is needed in the source file .csv or .txt. In Excel use image, then edit source file with an app other than Excel.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

An apostrophe in column header will not work for an image column header. You will need to remove apostrophe in a text editor.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

If your directory path looks like this: /Links/Images/Product_JPGs/[filename].jpg For mac, have you tried this? Links:Images:Product_JPGs:[filename].jpg Edit: nevermind, I see your post showing colons replacing slashes

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

Here is a script to try

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

Is the header in your spreadsheet '@images or @IMAGE? The apostrophe may cause an issue. You can also eliminate the need for the directory path within the data by using these steps: Consolidate all graphics into one directory In spreadsheet, include complete name of image: graphic123.jpg Save .csv / .txt file into the directory of graphics

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 21, 2024

Where in the process are your pseudo tags: #KEN# and #SHI# injected into the data? If this occurs on the data management side, can the system generate a custom tag? If so, could the system generate a tag like this: <ParaStyle:address> ? If so, you could use a Tagged Text Import where the formatting is completed on import.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 13, 2024

I downloaded the Indesign document, exported PDF with subsetting, exported PDF without subsetting, and wrote postscript & distilled. Font info from Acrobat shows CID encoding for Tahoma & Tahoma-Bold on the distilled PDF. Where the exported PDFs show only Tahoma as CID encoded. Perhaps your "proofreader app" prefers CID encoded fonts, as opposed to ANSI encoding that the exported PDF is producing.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 13, 2024

The rows of the table may have a "At Least" setting that would prevent a desired row height.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 12, 2024

Unfortunately there is no export to animated GIF from Indesign. A workaround: play the animation in Indesign while using a screen capture utility (like Quicktime) to capture video. Then convert video format to GIF.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 08, 2024

What part of this document is not editable? It sounds to me as though there are graphics/images that are placed in Indesign that have text, but the text is outlined or rasterized. And these are the elements that your client is stating are not editable. Can you provide more details about this document?

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 08, 2024

It see the same behaviour when exporting from data merge, spreads are greyed out. I am able to create an Indesign document from data merge and then spreads are available during export.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 07, 2024

When you export PDF, go to Advanced Tab > Fonts > Subset fonts when percentage... Change this to 0%. This will ensure complete character set is included in PDF, although will increase the file size of PDF.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 06, 2024

When I created the test document, I could have sworn the numbering was 1,1 2,2 3,3. However, I closed the document without saving, and when I created another test document, the numbering is 1,1 3,3 5,5. With that said, let's downvote my suggestion.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 06, 2024

No, although the layout appears as facing, it technically is a single page layout. You do not need to force a page name change for even pages. As mentioned, this is a "workaround" suggestion.

Jeffrey_Smith · ‎Mar 06, 2024

Here is a workaround. Create a single page document and select "Allow Document Pages to Shuffle". This option is actually enabled by deselecting it from the flyout. Create the side by side page layout. Then you can create a text frame that spans both pages. Insert 2 "Current Page Number" markers, with the second marker positioned onto the second page.

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