Re: Importing MS Word AutoText as InCopy Text Macros

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From: Bob Levine
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 20:39

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You can still use Word to compose the original text for your document. 
Place that in ID and then export it to InCopy.

Or use InCopy to simply open the Word document, save that and place that 
in the ID publication.

How long are the AutoText entries. If it's just an abbriation for a few 
words check out the autocorrect feature.

Bob

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