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I agree that this way work correctly but how can I put some style 
elements into it
for example if I want to add an <b> tag when I want to import this file 
in ID I can not ?

there is a second problem that I can see. With this method the table is 
not describe in the xml tree so I will have to style manually all the 
elements by hand ?

correct ?


pjredman a �crit:
> Laurent,
> 
> InDesign does not allow the user to modify the export of tables in XML. It uses a namespace to identify the table content on export. Tags applied to content with table cells are ignored on export. Merged cells are not supported.
> 
> Here is an example of a table exported from InDesign:
> 
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
> 
> 	<Article>
> 		<Story>
> 			<InDesign:Table xmlns:InDesign="adobe:ns:InDesign/">
> 				<InDesign:TR>
> 					<InDesign:TD>1</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>2</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>3</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>4</InDesign:TD>
> 				</InDesign:TR>
> 				<InDesign:TR>
> 					<InDesign:TD>5</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>6</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>7</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>8</InDesign:TD>
> 				</InDesign:TR>
> 				<InDesign:TR>
> 					<InDesign:TD>9</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>8</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>7</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>6</InDesign:TD>
> 				</InDesign:TR>
> 				<InDesign:TR>
> 					<InDesign:TD>5</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>4</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>3</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>2</InDesign:TD>
> 				</InDesign:TR>
> 				<InDesign:TR>
> 					<InDesign:TD>1</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>2</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>3</InDesign:TD>
> 					<InDesign:TD>4</InDesign:TD>
> 				</InDesign:TR>
> 			</InDesign:Table>
> 		</Story>
> 	</Article>