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Article #211Re: In Copy CS accessing CS2 created content
From: Anne-Marie Concepcion
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 15:52
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 15:52
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InDesign CS2 gives the user a choice of formats when exporting a story to InCopy. The default is InCopy CS2 format but they can choose the other option, "InCopy CS Story" which creates .incd files. InCopy CS1 users can open the stand-along .incd files, make changes and save them, and the ID CS2 user can update their layout with them. But ... InCopy CS1 users will not be able to see the stories within the layout since they can't open CS2 .indd files nor Assignment .inca files. Also any CS2-only features (custom anchored frames, footnotes for ex.) will be lost when exported to .incd. AM
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