@James3669094303ct   For something like this:    https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/linked-text-frames-overwrite-paragraph-styles-how-to-preserve-local-formatting/td-p/15240553    ... View more

Illustrator works a bit differently. If you copy an object, but move the 0,0 point to another location, then do either of a Paste-in-Front or Paste-in-Back, it will paste it relative to the new 0,0 point, while Paste-n-Place will honour its original location no matter where the 0,0 is. ... View more

You might need to select the Colour - currently it's empty - try selecting the cell(s) and as pointed out by @Dave Creamer of IDEAS  @Susan Culligan to have the lines turn blue    Then ensure all the settings are active, including the one that looks like it's set to Nothing.      ... View more

Or as WORD.    ... View more

You might need to select the Colour - currently it's empty - try selecting the cell(s) and as pointed out by @Dave Creamer of IDEAS  @Susan Culligan to have the lines turn blue    Then ensure all the settings are active, including the one that looks like it's set to Nothing.      ... View more

I had to update to the latest version of Illustrator. El Nicholl, Ph.D. personal details removed by moderator ... View more

Select the top row. Either right click or check the Table menu (then under Convert Rows). ... View more

Hi @James3669094303ct,     AI or PDF (with "Preserve Illustrator Editing Capabilities" enabled) works best when transferring from Illustrator to InDesign. AI keeps full editability, while PDF is great for final output. Let us know your needs, and our experts can share more insights!     ^ Abhishek ... View more

@James3669094303ct   You can either increase soace after for the first paragraph - or space before for the second paragraph.   But you should do it in the ParaStyles applied - not as a local formatting.    ... View more

Exactly what are you trying to change in the position? Spacing to the text, indent, height above the baseline? ... View more

Do you want to Layout > Pages > Insert Page? Do you want to change the style of numbers to Roman Numerals? Pages panel menu button > Numbering and Section Options Do you want to build an automatic page numbering system on the Parent page? Type > Insert Special Character > Marker > Current Page Number ... View more

Possible, but not recommended. https://youtu.be/IZB3ZclZtZg?feature=shared Better to File > Place. And also better to pre-plan and pre-build a set of cell styles along with a table style to coordinate them. A table can either be dressed with the style while placing; or after placing. https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/table-cell-styles.html ... View more

@James3669094303ct    There are also some extra options in the EDIT / PREFERENCES:     ... View more

GPU performance settingss are Mac-only and found in the preferences, I believe. ... View more

Hi, Can you try the following: In the properties panel, Select the Options tab Select Multi-line Close the panel Preview   ... View more

Set the field as Multiline, under its Properties dialog, in the Options tab. ... View more

You can't change the baseline shift, either in InDesign or in Acrobat. (In Acrobat, if the field is set to a rich-text field, there is a way to do this). Theoretically, text in a form field in Acrobat is supposed to be centered vertically. In practice, it depends on some property that is defined in the font itself (I don't know if I ever managed to figure out which), so what actually happens in Acrobat is a little font-dependant. If you want the field labels (Surname, House Number, etc.) to line up perfectly with the editable field itself, you might consider turning the labels into text fields in InDesign as well, just make them non-editable (i.e. check the "Read Only" checkbox). ... View more

No, it can't be done natively in InDesign without FormMaker, unfortunately. Of course it can be done in Acrobat. ... View more

Why not simply Place the PDF files? or is this really an Illustrator question you've posted in the InDesign Forum? Though it not an all-purpose PDF editor, most likely you will be able to open the PDF file successfully in Illustrator to copy the shapes. ... View more

Hi there!   To find Buttons and Forms in Adobe InDesign: 1. Go to the Window menu in the top toolbar. 2. Navigate to Interactive and select Buttons and Forms from the dropdown. This will open the Buttons and Forms panel, where you can create and edit buttons, forms, and interactive elements for your documents. If you’re working on an interactive PDF or digital publication, this panel is essential for setting up interactive features.   Let me know if you need help with anything specific!   Best, Abhishek ... View more

In the Anchored Object section - as said earlier    You have to scroll down on the list on the left ... View more

There is a lot to know about tables. I recommend you work by means of table and cell styles. Here is all the helpfile to make sure you are familiar with how it all works and is edited: https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/creating-tables.html Especially the next section about applying cell styles. In a table, a heading row can be marked as a header, and also have its own cell style. The cell style, in turn has a paragraph style. But no paragraph style for the header can alternate first centered, then left-aligned, then centered, then left-aligned.  So either choose all one or the other, or else make two cell styles for the heading and make one centered and one left-aligned, and then manually apply the cell styles to each column header. Also, be aware that column widths are not defined by styles at all, so they must be sized manually. ... View more

"Including all used Swatches, CharStyles, ParaStyles, LineStyles, etc. "   Indeed! ... View more

Are you using InDesign object styles as an analogue? The closest concept in Illustrator are Graphic Styles. You can create them by setting up an object with your desired appearance attributes and dragging it to the Graphic Styles panel. ... View more

so file place into Indesign? and this retains all icons to the same size across different files? By @James3669094303ct   By default, they'll be placed at the size you've created them in Illustrator.    But if you resize them after placing - then they won't resize automatically if you resize them in the Illustrator and update your AI file.    You could create an ObjectStyle and set size - but again - it will depend on the original size in Illustrator and you'll have to update this ObjectStyle between documents.    ... View more

No.   For quick, one-and-done projects you will essentially file or delete after export or printing, it's tolerable. For any project over which you need control, the ability to go back and change or adjust source images, or which will be worked on in iterations over time, it's very poor practice. It also bloats the file size unless you spend (too much) time making sure the image is optimal before pasting it in.   Use drag and drop if you must, but paste... never. (Except in that maximum-expediency, throwaway-project mode.) ... View more

https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/indesign/using/swatches.html    ... View more