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I’m sure it was something like that exactly. They’ve decided to have the editor do all his corrections first, then I’ll import it and do the layout. Once I told them they could save $$ this way, they were quite open to it.
Another problem solved ;-)
Thank you for the suggestion, but that imported worse.
It’s weird, I’ve tested both Word 2007 and 2010 the rtf imports just fine. I reached out to my customer to see if the editor may have done something to the file, now it’s the only thing I can think of.
Off for 5 days, so ya’ll enjoy the weekend and thanks again for the input. I’m solo here and have no one but myself to bounce things off of.
ENjoy~!
Text Exporter (Rorohiko) saved me as none of the text boxes were linked so having the text in one document was extremely helpful.
I didn’t check the import options, but I did go back to my test file and that worked perfectly, all styles came in as expected, even into a blank document. (Just tried messing with the import options, no change).
I use Word 2007 on the PC and my InDesign is on a Mac. I don’t know the version of Word the customer used, so I’m thinking a newer version of Word may be the problem. I did notice that my Helvetica Neue fonts became Helvetica so who knows what happened, operator, software or gremlins.
Oh well, at least it wasn’t a 1000 page book but then I’d have a reason to spend some $$ on the fabulous scripts and plugins there are out there. Thanks for your help!
Nope no groups, just loose.
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