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InDesign How-to: Use Conditional Text

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In this InDesign how-to video, Erica Gamet explains setting up conditional text. Taken from her “Become an InDesign Superhero” session at CreativePro Week 2018, she briefly covers creating text conditions, turning them on and off, and creating sets for quickly hiding and showing text subsets.

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Erica Gamet has been involved in the graphics industry for over 35 years. She is a speaker, writer, trainer, and content creator focusing on Adobe InDesign, Apple Keynote, and varied production topics. She is a regular presenter at CreativePro Week, regular contributor to CreativePro Magazine, and has spoken at Canada’s ebookcraft, Adobe MAX, and Making Design in Oslo, Norway. Find Erica online at the CreativePro YouTube channel, CreativeLive.com and through her own YouTube channel. When she isn’t at her computer she’s probably daydreaming about travel or living in a Nordic noir landscape.

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  • Gabriel Spanache says:

    Hello,
    I do love this feature and i used it in a lot of ways but it would be interesting to know if there is a way to export a file that has lets say 10 conditions in different languages and export the file to PDF so in the end you get 10 separate PDF’s each with the condition name and of course the text/images from the condition (language).

    • Erica Gamet says:

      You would have to turn on/off the text for each version and export the PDF. You could even create the condition name and put it in the slug area, if you wanted that info attached to the PDF.

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