Ah HA! I see what you mean now. Thanks. We’ll ask our site designers to update that. But technically, we are asking you to subscribe… subscribe to the podcast! :)

Hi Eugene! Thanks for the heads-up, but I don’t see the link you’re talking about. Where on the forum is there a podcasts or subscribe link?

Hm. Can’t think of anything off the top of my head, sorry.

I would check to ensure that the style name is EXACTLY the same; no extra spaces, etc. — I prefer using the Synchronize Book feature to ensure that all the style names are exactly the same, though you need to be careful that this doesn’t override stuff you don’t want it to (check the Synchronize Options dialog box before proceeding).

Unfortunately, the only way to put an image here is to post it on some other site (there are a ton of “post your image here” sites) and then reference it with an IMG html link.

I think the answer to this, however, is: InDesign does not offer distortion tools. You can shear, scale, and rotate, which is enough to fake a little simple perspective, but probably not enough to do what you want. Illustrator has far more ability to distort shapes.

Well, that’s curious. “Embed Link” is what shows up when you have a graphic/picture selected, not an excel document. Hm. Are you sure these are spreadsheet files and not graphics?

If so, I would try exporting as IDML (from the Save As or the Export menu) and then opening that IDML. That clears out corruption and weirdness.