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Marie DohertyUse non-breaking space (fixed width).
Marie DohertyThe script at this link will turn off the local overrides: https://www.indiscripts.com/post/2010/05/show-local-formatting-in-indesign-cs4. I’ve been using the script without any problems in all later CS and CC versions of InDesign.
Marie DohertyCreate a font for the flipped dingbat. See https://indesignsecrets.com/creating-a-custom-bullet-or-character-with-indyfont.php
The free trial version of the script can be used to create a font containing just one character
Marie DohertyHi Dwayne
This script would be useful for you: https://www.id-extras.com/products/hyperlinkpro
Marie
Marie DohertyThis link might be useful
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https://creativepro.com/script-apply-cell-styles-based-content.php
Marie DohertyHere are a couple of very helpful ‘workaround’ solutions to working in CC2014 or CC2015 until bug is fixed: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2217618
Marie DohertyThis script might suit your needs. It creates an index based on character styles: https://www.indiscripts.com/category/projects/IndexMatic
Marie DohertyOnly solution I’ve found is to go back to version CC. Please report bug: https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html. Adobe needs to fix this soon.
Marie DohertyHi Jim
Apply a paragraph rule above with a width large enough to start the haiku 1/3 down the page, apply colour none and select ‘Keep in Frame’
Marie DohertyI agree that this is a major bug and thanks for drawing attention to it. I hope Adobe take notice and fix it soon. Good news that you are able to work with your original design (albeit by going back to version CC!).
Marie DohertyHi Justin
To give a bit more info, I have discovered that this problem is only occurring in CC2014 (and I presume CC2015) when a story contains footnotes above AND below a table. I’ve tested in CC (v9.3) and all seems OK.
To report bug to Adobe: https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html
Marie
Marie DohertyI think you have found a bug in CC2014/2015 when a story contains both footnotes and tables. I have managed to replicate the same issue in CC2014 (although the footnotes displayed correctly at first, they appeared as shown in your examples after I modified the table). The problem didn’t occur when I tested in CS5.5. If you could change the way you format the ‘Questions’ (i.e. so that they are not contained in a table), then I’m sure that would resolve the pagination issues you are experiencing.
Marie DohertyMarie DohertyHi Steve
I usually run a macro in Word which converts the comments to running text (and changes the colour of the converted text to green for ease of identification). The macro works fine in Word versions 2003, 2007 and 2010. See this link: https://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/89819-Convert-Comments-to-Text-(Word-2003)
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