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Re: Export PDF -- Default Filename

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From: Dave_Saunders
Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 14:24
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It comes down to the InDesign engineers deciding that the export filename is metadata that in and of itself is not important enough to warrant saving if that's the only change in a file.

So, if you use a workflow:

Export
Save
Close

the name will be saved with the document and next time around you'll get the "right" name, but if you use:

Save
Export
Close

and you change the name during the export, you won't.

This can be quite frustrating if you do a Save As to a new name because the old export name will hang around until you remember to export before saving.

Dave
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