Although… with that “file opening” weirdness you describe, perhaps you should try the INX/IDML route to clear out whatever gunk is stuck in there.

You're not going to be happy about this, but ID's footnotes ignore text wrap. Even worse, they ignore non-rectangular frames, so you cannot even change the frame shape to make this work. The only solution is to make the footnotes manually (not using the auto footnote feature).

You're not going to be happy about this, but ID's footnotes ignore text wrap. Even worse, they ignore non-rectangular frames, so you cannot even change the frame shape to make this work. The only solution is to make the footnotes manually (not using the auto footnote feature).

You have a good grasp of the technology, Colin. However, I think the point isn't “can you” use 300 ppi or use JPG, but “must you”? I think what Mike and James and others are trying to point out is that the myths say “you must!” and the reality is that the only thing “you must” do is learn the underlying reasons, not just follow blindly. Thanks for contributing!

Don't forget the PDF2ID plug-in from Recosoft, which is one of the easiest ways to migrate PDF information into InDesign.

LOL, Kris. Perhaps we should be doing shendoku puzzles down there.

However, your comment made me sit up because you should not be seeing ANY math puzzles down there! Please see: https://creativepro.com/for…..this-forum