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Article #451Re: Converting PM4 files to non-PageMaker files
From: Bob Levine
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:07
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:07
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> Maybe there's a way for the CS to import those files... No. InDesign can open PM 6-7 files. What you can do is download the 30 day PM 7.0 demo from Adobe's site. It's fully functional and should open PM 4 files. Save them as PMD (PM 7.0 format) which you can then open in InDesign. Bob
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