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I like the general idea of having two separate frames. That’s interesting, and I can see how it definitely gives you maximum control over where the text sits. However, in my experience, using Vertical Justification (in Text Frame Options) and Horizontal alignment in non-rectangular text frames works far better in InDesign than it used to. Have you tried that?
I think a “tint of 20%” and a new swatch of “20% black” are the same… I can’t think of any reason to use one over the other.
Though if you want to be sure that it’s always 20% and never reverts back to 100%, even if someone accidentally clicks the swatch, then making the 20% swatch may be better… because:
And an alternative to ESRI is Avenza:
And more on ArcGIS:
We also have this Powerpoint Maps Template here:
Hey David, it sounds like it’s partly working for you… but is some of it still broken?
This might be the article you meant:
If you have a LinkedIn Learning subscription, you can also see the video here:
InDesign Secrets Video: Making a Character Style Change Only the Tint of Your Text
Grayed out? You literally can’t click it? That’s odd. I can’t think of what setting would disable that.
Perhaps reset your preferences?
What if you make a PDF of File B and place that, instead of placing the INDD file. Does that work?
Are you talking about drop shadows that are in the main file, or the placed file.
That is, let’s say you’re placing File A into File B. Is the shadow on an object in File A or B?
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