Reply To: InDesign CS5 Question: Finding a text in locked text frame

Theunis De Jong

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March 14, 2011 at 11:19 pm #53481
Theunis De Jong
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Generally speaking, it's not wise to open an existing file for editing in a newer version. You just might have to edit more than you think.

With every upgrade cycle, I took care not to do this, and I haven't had any of these problems at all.

(Only time I did get problems was when I got weird results with an existing file template; then again, it turned out that particular original file went all the way back to the original CS. So a simple saving as IDML cleansed that one.)

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