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SBInFnote plug-in experience

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    • February 26, 2014 at 2:24 am #67341
      Sebastian Röttgers
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      Hello,
      I am still working with InDesign CS 2 on Windows 7 and have to import a MS-Word document (book) with about 600 endnotes into InDesign CS 2 german version.
      I read that there is a script that can change imported footnotes into endnotes.
      However I also read that this shall not work for InDesign CS 2 because the script is based on cross references, only available from CS 4 onwards.
      So I finally found a plug-in SBInFnote belonging to Virginia Systems, also available for CS 2. The advertising description is rather promising.

      –Before buying it, does anybody outside Virginia Systems have experience with this plug-in? Should I be able to import the Word-manuscript with its files and keep the end notes at the end of the book?

      Thank you in advance for your answers and best regards from Old Europe

      Sebi

    • February 26, 2014 at 5:55 am #67343
      David Blatner
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      Virginia Systems has been around since the 1990s, so I know they are a reputable company. I have not used that plug-in, though. I would ask if they have a demo version that you can try first.

      • February 26, 2014 at 6:22 am #67344
        Sebastian Röttgers
        Member

        Thank you David,

        this will do as information. I had a trial version that was quite limited in its possiblilities but this is often the case of trial versions. I’ll just have a call.

        Sebi

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