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Article #103Re: Return for InDesign
From: Anne-Marie Concepcion
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 03:54
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 03:54
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Judy, one thing ... if you've already edited what they sent you, and you don't want to lose your edits, before you get any more files from them make sure you send them the edited files (just the .incx ones, no need to send the .inca). Have the designer REPLACE their old .incx's in their existing folder with what you send them. Then they should update the INDD file (the layout file) ... they'll get a prompt from ID asking them to do so. From then on, they can just package the assignment and send that to you, and then you in turn, after editing it in InCopy, can just use the Return for InDesign command to make an InDesign package, which you email to them. The single package thing is what replaces having to send all those .incx files and .inca files and manually replace originals in Explorer or the Finder. AM
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