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Perhaps one of these articles will help:
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It’s an interesting problem.
One idea would be to export AND REPLACE those individual effects as flattened PDFs. I think you could use layoutZone from Automatication.com for that.
Another solution would be to export the whole page as JPG or PNG, not PDF.
If you need to keep it vector, you might consider exporting to SVG instead.
Well, it depends on what you mean by “accurately” and “non-destructive.”
To flatten and simulate overprint, you could set Compatibility to Acrobat 4 and then turn on “Simulate Overprint” in the Output section.
Will this script help?
“Write pasted and embedded images to disk”
https://creativepro.com/files/kahrel/indesign/unembed_images.html
No, I don’t know of any way to tell if they’ve been used. They’re called “Styles” but they’re not really styles… that is, they’re not linked to TOCs in the doc, so changing them doesn’t change the document. They’re more like “Print or PDF Presets”
I’d just delete ’em. :-)
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