Re: Incopy CS4 compatability with Indesign CS3

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From: Bob Levine
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 13:39

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For testing yes, for production, not a good idea. The text engines 
aren't the same so you're likely to see different text flow from InCopy 
to InDesign.

Download the demo and try it out.

Bob

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