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David BlatnerI thought we had something on the site about this a long time ago, but now I cannot find it. It has to do with the Resources folder, as you mentioned, which needs to be in the same directory as the swf file.
More here: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1091549
and
https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/uploading-exported-indesign-cs5-flash.html
David BlatnerYes, that is exactly what nested styles are for! You can find a tutorial here: https://creativepro.com/watch_listen/episode-11-nested-style-sheets-video
or in my lynda.com title “InDesign Essential Training” or elsewhere.
David BlatnerWeird! I see one problem in Acrobat: Healthy Balance on Campus shows up with the “H” wrong and the “balance” comes out as “bA1anc” all mixed up. Is that what you’re referring to?
If it shows up right in Acrobat, but prints wrong on the digital printer, I would say it’s probably their fault, not InDesign’s. But perhaps I’m biased. :)
I haven’t used that font, but I would doubt that a Linotype font would have inherent problems like this.
David BlatnerHm. Interesting. I remembered this interesting article: https://creativepro.com/grep-solution-to-flawed-title-case-feature.php
Perhaps that grep code would help. But I’m stuck trying to figure out how.
David BlatnerYou can always post ideas to Adobe here:
https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/114445-adobe-indesign-wishlist
but don’t hold your breath on this one… better to find some good workarounds. :)
David BlatnerCan you give a specific example of a sentence you want to find or format? I don’t understand it.
David BlatnerI don’t think there is a particularly good answer to this, besides splitting the table up into smaller tables.
Another option might be to make one really tiny row before or after the subhead when you need one, just to act like a filler or something? Hm.
David BlatnerYay!
We are noticing a few weird things, such as some links to blog and forum threads are broken. We’ll try to fix those as time goes by, with your help.
David BlatnerYes, Teacup is definitely around! However, I’m not sure what their upgrade plans are.
David BlatnerCS4 was certainly a pretty good release; I don’t think there was anything particularly “fiddly” about it. :)
The best way to avoid people messing up templates is educating your employees, honestly. Another solution many companies use is to set up an InCopy workflow, so that editors only manage the text, and don’t mess with the styles so much.
There are certainly some major differences between QX and ID, and that can cause headaches for weeks as people get used to the changes. Again, education is key.
David Blatner‘Tis a mystery! I’ve never heard of this kind of preferences problem before.
David BlatnerWell, it’s possible that it’s the encoding. But have you tried this on another computer? Possible that it’s your copy of Acrobat?
David BlatnerLOL! No, I think asking questions is good! We all have a lot to learn.
Is the “Mode” pop-up menu set to Continue from Previous Number? (Or “Start At”?)
Or perhaps you have more than one Level of numbering, and you have the Restart Numbers At This Level checkbox turned on?
David BlatnerHm. Something is certainly wrong, but I’m not sure what. This works fine for me.
Can you download and open this IDML file:
https://creativepro.com/downloads/FigureNumbering.idml
If you anchor the image and the caption into the blank paragraph in the middle of the frame, do the numbers update properly?
(You should be able to anchor the image and then cut and paste the caption. Or you can group the image and caption frames together, then anchor that group on empty paragraph.)
David BlatnerThat is wacky. Perhaps the preferences file has become corrupted. I would recommend rebuilding your preferences (search for rebuild preferences on the site to find how if you don’t know) and start over.
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