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From: Michael_Hudin
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 04:47

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That's the easiest way anyways, but like I've told a client, you don't actually need to isntall InCopy on a design machine, thus needing another license that you wouldn't really use. In fact, having InCopy and InDesign on the same machine is a bit of a pain as ID wants to use IC for all story editing.

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