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Article #133Re: TEXT-DRIVEN WORKFLOW FOR NEWSPAPER
From: Bob Levine
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 03:56
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 03:56
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> Any editorial changes are made on the page by the designer Sort of defeats the whole purpose, IMO. There are any number of ways to handle this in a small workgroup environment. You can start off with Word and place that. The designer does all the formatting and then exports the InCopy content. Depending upon the setup that can be in an assignment or just let them open the InDesign file. Or...you can start out with InCopy using pretermined styles and sizes and then place the InCopy stories in the InDesign layout. This has its benefits since you're going to have a far better idea of word count, column inches, etc. You sort of lost me as far as the anchored frames go. I don't see why that's even relevant but I may be missing something here. Bob
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