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Re: Lose text within embedded graphic with InCopy files

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From: Anne-Marie Concepcion
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 18:20
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Pamela, you should be able to edit the text in anchored frames in InCopy without a problem. I just tested over here with ID/IC CS3 and was able to see the edits I made inside the anchored frames, even after checking in the stories, closing and reopening the docs in the same program, in the other program, and so on.

You won't be able to see the text in anchored frames in Galley/Story in InCopy, you can only see/edit it in Layout view. Be sure you check out the story that the frame is anchored in (of course).

When you're in layout view, and you click an insertion point inside an anchored text frame, does an entry highlight in the Assignments panel? It should. If it doesn't, then there's something wrong.

What you see in Layout view in InCopy is exactly what the InDesign user sees in InDesign.

Also, are you working locally (off the same network) as the InDesign user, or are you working remotely (off site)?

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