Re: How to place 'nested' TextFrames

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From: dirk_rijmenants
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 14:44

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Dave,

Thanks again!
about .4: yes, now I see what you mean (I missed the point in .2, sorry)
But, does this really mean that exporting/importing the text content from an Indesign document is not 'ready' for inline objects?
In that case I would prefer to make sure I have no inline objects in
my documents...
Please don't waste your time to 'work up some code', unless you have
something that 'un-inlines' all objects in a document ;-)

Dirk

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