Re: Opening newer InDesign files with an older version of InDesign

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From: Peter_Spier
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:22

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And the answer is "no."

Search for .inx to learn how to export a CS3 file into a form that can be read, minus any new features and with the potential for text reflow, by the latest patch of CS2.

Peter

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Subject: Re: Opening newer InDesign files with an older version of InDesign
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