Re: [AS] duplicate text frame

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From: Marcin_Mikas
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 12:44

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Shane Stanley - 4:25am Sep 26, 06 PST (#4 of 4) 	 	

A cleaner solution is to use the "recompose" command to recompose the parent
story before duplicating.

Thanks, can you tell me how I can do this in Indesign CS? I have looked for solution but what I only found is to read last char from text frame and then ake indesign to recompose this text frame... is it only solution?

Of course it works.

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