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Article #15074Re: How to place 'nested' TextFrames
From: Dave_Saunders
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 12:28
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 12:28
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You have to put a tag into the text to represent your inlines. Use that tag to name the asset that holds the inline. Then, after replacing the story, with your tags still there, replace your tags with the corresponding inlines. You could even use a label for the story to identify the library that's associated with it (so your export script could actually create the library on the fly). I think this technique would work. Your relink-script could then simply walk through the library assets. That would make the search/replace easier than walking through the story lookng for generic tags -- because the library assets know what their tags are, you would always be looking for specific tags, which is a lot easier. I'm up to my eyeballs today so I don't have time to work up some code. Dave
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