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I would recommend Google Drive, or DropBox, or Box. Until now, my favorite was Creative Cloud Drive but that is unfortunately being turned off in Feb 2024.
Doh! I figured it out! I needed to upgrade the OS to at least 13.1.
If File > Place, turn on Show Import Options (sometimes accomplished by holding the Shift key down as you click Place/Open) and in this second dialog box you have the ability to strip all styles out.
Also, in the realm of copy n paste, under the Edit menu, you can Paste Without Formatting.
Have you considered naming your new document the same as your old document?
While there is no plugin for this in InDesign, have you tried recording an Action in Photoshop?
Did you first try enclosing it in a subfolder named “Version 7.0 Scripts” and thereafter running it?
Try Mike’s Find/ChangebyList 2017. It is a free resource:
https://trainingonsite.com/useful-resources/indesign-cc-2017-resources.html
It accomplishes 17 or so common text cleanups, and won’t harm styled paragraphs. It fixes em dashes, en dashes, quote marks, and even turns apostrophes the right way up (when used next to 2-digit year references). From my testing, it will not harm or change paragraph styles.
Try Mike’s Find/ChangebyList 2017 available for free:
https://trainingonsite.com/useful-resources/indesign-cc-2017-resources.html
It accomplishes 17 or so common text cleanups, and won’t harm styled paragraphs.
I have discovered that if your text has XML tags around it; the Find/Change of empty hard returns gets messed up.
Is there no way to remove 2 or more empty paragraph returns in a long run of flowing text? Why is it I can find them, but if I replace them with nothing, the following text will have its paragraph style changed?
Mike Witherell in Maryland
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