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  • in reply to: Printing other than 100% sizes #66629
    wlashack
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    That’s what this topic is all about. Option “Defined by driver” does not work this way unfortunately. It always keeps the “paper size” at document’s 100% so the result is cropped.

    in reply to: Not able to scale object groups sometimes #61526
    wlashack
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    Thanks for deep study, Bob. :) You are probably right that the source of the scaling problem are small parts of my pictures. I tried to look at other ones that have problems with scaling and there also were small parts that made “problems”. I think there is probably a bug in InDesign because there are lots of other small parts that work OK. In any case, thanks for your reply and help.

    To answer the questions “why not AI” – I create illustrated books for children (or Tarot cards for adults :)) and it is fine for me to have fully editable pictures right in the InDesign document. I can easily change colors and edit anything without switching to another application. And the drawing capabilities of InDesign are good enough for me to draw anything I need. So this is the reason why I am trying to stay “inside of InDesign” if possible.

    BTW as you like my little animals, this cow says Hi and thanks to YOU. Enjoy the cow! :)

    in reply to: Not able to scale object groups sometimes #61523
    wlashack
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    Dont think so. As you can see, it is a very simple drawing, all the shapes contain several points only.

    in reply to: Not able to scale object groups sometimes #61518
    wlashack
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    “they are not scalable” means that I can not scale them. :) when I try to scale (manually or by typing 85% for example) InDesign does not allow the operation – nothing happens, InDesign only displays a message like “value not allowed”.

    here is a link to the InDesign CS5 document if it helps: https://www.clovecenebojse.cz/n…..alable.zip

    If you remove the tongue from the illustration, everything will work OK.

    in reply to: MP3 audio as a background music in PDF #59574
    wlashack
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    I have finally found some solution – i must export the interactive PDF with the MP3 inserted on the first page. Then I open it in Acrobat, here rightclick on the music element, and in the dialog choose “open in floating window” (and specify the width + height of this window, which can be also 1×1 pixel, if you want it to be very small). I use 301×34 pixels – it creates a fine player icon over my PDF.

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