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• How to add images and text from a txt file in Adobe Muse?

  How to add images and text from a txt file in muse

  Hello Tony,.

  At you can easily found in your text, copy and then paste in the new text box within the Muse, following a normal copy and paste.

  but images can be copied and pasted, so you need to save the images first as normal JPEG or PNG formats, and then you can import them into your file of muse.

  Best regards

  _Ankush

• Text from right to left (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian) seems not to be available in Indesign CS6

  Text from right to left (functions supporting Farsi, Hebrew and Arabic) is not currently available in Indesign CS6. However, these features are described in the InDesign manual in several places.

  Why describe it the manual and the software didn't do it?
  CS6 was advertised as having the support of Middle Eastern languages.

  I some how get the wrong version of the CS6? There is an installation option that I forgot?

  The problem exists in both my Mac and my version of Windows.

  (Mac OS10.6, Win7)

  Thank you!

  You have probably installed the English version. If you are a CC subscriber, you can change your language settings and download the ME version.

• InDesign CC layout text from left to right

  A few days ago, I discovered that InDesign CC now supports layout text from left to right using the paragraph/monkey composer world line, change the orientation of the text and using the kachides signs.

  Back to a document today, I was surprised to see that the direction of text option disappeared from the window of a paragraph, as it had the Kashida option from the character window. I have yet the composer online world para/single.

  Can I accidentally disabled these features?

  You have installed the CC application? Its who you shows the applications that you have and if they have to put up-to-date and allows you to synchronize the settings, etc. It is the control center for all things creative Cloud. I have CC on this computer, so I can't send you a screenshot...

• I would like to bring to the text from Word (and the web) which is already a hypertext link in InDesign. How can I do it while keeping the links active?

  I would like to bring to the text from Word (and the web) which is already a hypertext link in InDesign. How can I do it while keeping the links active?

  Whenever I have to copy and paste from the web or Word it removes hyperlinks.  And when I try to do in 'Place' ing a Word document in my InDesign project that it retains formatting with it, the rectangles around the text.

  I have the latest version of InDesign.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Copy-paste might not include the shaped. A regular import using square is the best way.

  The rectangles around the hyperlinks are just to indicate that they are links - they do not print, but they appear in your PDF.

  You can delete them by double clicking on the hyperlink in the hyperlinks Panel and select "Rectangle Invisible" as the type.

  In general, Word formatting of hyperlinks - blue text, underline - with a character Style. If you want to remove or change the formatting, all you have to do is to change the character style. My experience, however, is that you need to check all the hyperlinks because no reason apparent, sometimes they appear in the document without the character style.

• Arabic text from right to left - Help!

  How can I make sense of the Arabic text from right to left? After searching the net to find answers, I m just more frustrated.

  Because everyone shows a sullution that doesn´t exists in my indesign... The buttons indicating the direction of paragraph are missing in my indesign CC, and I can't seem to download the version of the Middle East of Indesign.

  Anyone, please help me. Having a deadline tomorrow.

  Kind regards

  Reddhare

  To install another version, in your Arabic case, you have to CC app and change the language of the App. Then you need to install them again. Don't uninstall previous language installs. You need to install extra! The necessary plugins are added in the program folder.

  

• Fonts by which Suits as a PDF exported from InDesign

  I am looking for a solution to some fonts display incorrectly in a PDF file when they look fine in InDesign.

  I'm on Mac OSX, Acrobat 10.1.13 and 10.1.11 (update did not help) and font book is my font manager.

  Fonts are not lacking in InDesign and the control panel fonts shows them as installed. But the problem fonts seem to miss in the properties of Acrobat/Fonts tab until I have install with the font book. They all show as embedded subset.

  For example, it is a page of InDesign (ignore the contours of the block):

  

  Here's a PDF of screen capture:

  

  The police is Carta (the boxes), but of other fonts substituted a font serif for other text as well.

  I can't recreate the circumstances since I have now installed the fonts that were incorrectly. I guess that InDesign can locate and display fonts in the working folder, but can't Acrobat.

  It doesn't seem to be any warnings there is a police problem. Is there a foolproof way to find out if a font is being overridden in Acrobat?

  In fact, there is no such set of privileges as Overview of privileges in terms of integration. TrueType and OpenType fonts is to allow No incorporation (police cannot be embedded in a PDF, EPS file or ePUB in any circumstance), Preview and print incorporation (the police may be incorporated, but only for display purposes and printing - such text in the PDF file cannot be edited) or installable embedding (police can be installed later somewhere else).

  When you export a PDF from InDesign, if the font used in the InDesign document contains at least Preview and integrating printing privileges, it will be incorporated into the PDF file. Otherwise, you will get probably a warning to export InDesign, but also a PDF file which does not display correctly unless you have these fonts actually installed on the computer of the recipient of the PDF file system.

  The way to check regarding the font is well embedded in a PDF file is to open the file in Acrobat, press the Command D, then click on fonts at the top of the dialog box. Each policy referenced in the PDF file is listed. If the police is incorporated, it says either embedded or subset incorporated with the name of the font. If the police is not incorporated, it will also tell you what the font is used for display, perhaps the same font, accessed from your installed fonts or perhaps a substitution font.

  -Dov

• Layout in Arabic, Chinese and Russian. Export text from a PDF file

  I am exhibitor of long documents in Arabic, Chinese and Russian. The text was provided in PDF format when I copy and paste this in Indesign, it happens like question marks, boxes and other characters having nothing to do with the text I'm trying to layout.  I put the cast on the Arabic Myriad and Arabic dictionary still nothing that resembles Arabic or any other language. Same thing with the Chinese and Russian. Any suggestions on how to get the text from the PDF file where is the language. Appreciate help with this.  Thank you.

  Thanks for the caption, Ellis

  Thus, KK: you're in for a world of pain. The intials "WP" at the beginning of these policies means that the text is out of WordPerfect. Make presentations multilingual in WP, it was annoying, but possible. It was developed in the pre-Unicode world where every single method of complex script layout was a dirty hack. If you like dirty nerdy details, I can tell you how it worked, but that it is sufficient to say that attempt to harvest the non-latine-script text of: WP and it reuse for use in InDesign is just pure pain. WordPerfect-specific code pages were never really supported anywhere outside WP.

  That being said, I have a script around laying somewhere for the conversion of the WP-Cyrillic in Unicode. (In fact, I think it does Windows CP 1251, but that works as well.) But this is only one of the forty-five languages? And the Chinese has been pixelated? And PDF files were originally generated by Distiller 3? If you have no choice, it is time to leave. If you do not have the choice, I really hope that you charge hourly. My experience in this area (very large) is that it will cost three to five times more to extract the text as it would for a professional translation generate a new key of the text, and and then to have a second professional translation review text rekeyed looking for typos.

  Russian OCR is darn good these days, but Chinese OCR is random. I've never seen good Arabic OCR - doesn't mean it's not out there, but I couldn't help you find it.  But the chances that all 45 languages available reliable OCR, and the result of said OCRing will not have to be reviewed by someone who knows the language, are virtually nil.

• Import text from Illustrator styles

  Is it possible to align the text from Illustrator (or any other Adobe program) in InDesign, and preserve the paragraph and character styles? If not, is it possible to paste text at least and preserve local formatting (as when you paste text from Photoshop into an Illustrator document and it is the same font/size etc.).

  I use the latest version of CC.

  Thank you!

  Like InDesign has a complete different text engine as Photoshop and Illustrator (both) have the same, it is impossible to do in simplicity.

  But because that a file is a kind of PDF you can use 3rd party converters as PDF2ID PDF InDesign CC, convert PDF in InDesign CC, open a PDF in InDesign CC.

• I need to create a PDF from InDesign file that people can change in Reader or Acrobat

  I need to create a PDF from InDesign file that people can change (for example, change a name of 'John' to 'Johnny') of Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat. I already looked at forms, but they do not keep your police, faces and sizes colors and just do everything is selected as a form of black text, 12pt, Times New Roman.

  Can anyone here help me?

  Vincent,

  If you use Acrobat pro, build your .pdf file, and then save it as (french version):

  

  ... so that everyone using Acrobat Reader (or Pro, of course) can change the file .pdf (with restrictions), add comments...

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• Problem with Sinhalese and Tamil text in InDesign

  I have a text sent to me to Sri Lanka in Microsoft word - Tamil (Arial Unicode MS) and the Sinhalese (Iskoola Pota). In the Microsoft Word document, they appear correctly.

  I need to transfer this text in Adobe InDesign. When I do a direct cut and paste, the characters for both languages are distorted with some characters jumping in front of the other (see image below).

  What I tried to do

  • I tried to cut and paste into Notepad and then insert it into the ID, but the same thing happens. I also made sure that I had selected the appropriate fonts described above in ID.
  • I also have Unicode installed in my computer and have installed the appropriate fonts - http://www.locallanguages.lk/
  • I made a PDF from Word and then placed in ID but I am working on a very public screen with hundreds of words in three languages (Sinhala, Tamil and English) which vary in sizes, so I need to be able to adjust the size, etc..  My absolute last resort would be to do this for each section of the screen, but it will be extremely laborious.

  My question is

  Is there a way to transfer Sinhalese and Tamil Microsoft Word text in InDesign and for the characters to stay as they are in Word?

  Screenshot of the number below

  

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Marilyn

  You better put the Word doc (using the file-> Place), but this probably isn't the issue here.

  What you need to activate is the universal composer. If you use a new version of InDesign (CS6 or CC) then you will find in the menu of the Justification of your paragraph style or the properties of the paragraph Panel dialog box or a few other places. If you use CS5.5 or an earlier version, you need a script or plugin to turn it on, because it was a feature 'hidden' at the time.

• Workaround for calling from InDesign on Mac Acrobat

  With the help of @Test username and @Gilad D, I could get my original problem about 90% fixed.  Now, I need to tie everything together in order to solve this puzzle.  This puzzle called Acrobat from a script on Mac InDesign.

  Windows users have no trouble because BridgeTalk is available for their use, allowing them to call Acrobat directly from InDesign script.  Mac users, on the other hand, have been cheated by Adobe.  BridgeTalk does not work with Acrobat on a Mac.  Unfortunately, where I work, I found myself in the unenviable position to require a script (written in JavaScript/ExtendScript) InDesign to call Acrobat to a simple page of replacement function.  And, of course, our computers here at work are all Macs.

  With the help of the above, I, at least, got most of the way.  I discovered that AppleScript can be used to call Acrobat and do things.  And there is a 'doScript()' JavaScript function, which allows the scripts to another language to be run inside a JavaScript script.  Unfortunately, I ran into a wall when have AppleScript to save a file, but at least I can have call a function of the JavaScript script folder level to take care of her for me, I looked for work.  Yes, you can see the complications here.

  So what must happen, then, is a JavaScript script that calls an AppleScript script which in turn calls another script JavaScript that runs inside Acrobat.  Phew!  Talk about a script-reception!  But I was actually able to make this work!  However, I ran into a little snag.

  You see, I need to pass a variable through each of the three layers of scripts so that it works.  I'll post what I have so far.

  First of all, the top-level script, which runs inside InDesign.  This is just a test script to make sure that it all works before I integrate it with the real InDesign script:

  var fName = "testfile2.pdf";
  var aFName = new Array;
  aFName.push(fName);
  scriptFile = new File ("/apache HD/Users/apache/Documents/unlockCover.applescript");
  app.doScript(scriptFile, ScriptLanguage.APPLESCRIPT_LANGUAGE, aFName);
  

  Now, the AppleScript file (the middle layer), you can see being referred to above:

  on run argv
            set unlockedFile to item 1 of argv as text
            tell application "Adobe Acrobat Pro"
                      do script ("unlockCover(" & unlockedFile & ");")
            end tell
  end run
  

  
  

  This should, in theory, finally call the last script (low level), which is a JavaScript file saved inside the box at the level of the files for Acrobat, so that it runs automatically as soon as the launch of Acrobat and the function remains in memory to be called at any time:

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  {
            app.beginPriv();
            var myDoc = app.openDoc("/g/ ArtDept/Product Templates/ ProofCover/proof_cover.pdf");
            myDoc.replacePages(0, "/apache HD/Users/apache/Desktop/Old samples/407471 Folder/407471_cover.pdf", 0, 0);
            myDoc.saveAs("/apache HD/Users/apache/Desktop/" + fName);
            myDoc.closeDoc(true);
            app.endPriv();
  });
  

  There are the real meat of it.  These four lines between "app.beginPriv ();" and "app.endPriv ();" are those that this is all about.  However, I get an error message when I try to run the script at a higher level:

  End of line but found consistent application or review.

  If I send a call to each of you scripting gurus out there, how can I put the last nail in the coffin of this monster and call it a day.  I'm pretty sure 100% that the problem lies in trying to pass the argument ("aFName' in the top-level script) for the intermediate level AppleScript script.  Any ideas?

  Problem solved.

  I played with it a bit more and discovered that it was, indeed, passing the variable of AppleScript script that was the problem.  I used 'on run argv', I read on some site earlier today as the way AppleScript handles the arguments given.  More recently, however, I discovered that JavaScript uses a table defined as 'arguments' whenever AppleScript him passes a variable.  So, on a lark, I decided to try to use 'arguments' the other way ' round (I also had to add an extra set of quotes in the line "do script" AppleScript seems to save strings to variables without them):

  set unlockedFile to item 1 of arguments
  tell application "Adobe Acrobat Pro"
            do script ("unlockCover(\"" & unlockedFile & "\");")
  end tell
  

  And who did!  I can now pass a variable all the way from code JavaScript/ExtendScript InDesign JavaScript Acrobat low-level code top-level!  YAY!
  

• Importing a large amount of text in InDesign (Newbie question)!

  Hi all

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  Can you paste/import all - or chunks-a document word at once? If I format a master page will be Adobe InDesign paste the text in the number of pages required? Or do I have to do it page by page in a Clipboard?

  Of course, I don't expect InDesign to format the text perfectly on every page, I want to just throw everything at once and then go back and he put all this.

  Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Concerning

  Matthew

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  If you have a block of text on your master page, place the cursor loaded above the area of the image on your document page and watch for the cursor change if it is surrounded by parentheses, then hold down the SHIFT key and click. If you do not have a Master frame (and more experienced users will tell you that more than 90% of the time a block of text type is more hindrence than help if you set your margins correctly), hold down the SHIFT key and click where you want the top of the first column to get started.

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• How can I transfer my texts from my iPhone to my MacBook?

  How can I transfer my texts from my iPhone to my MacBook?

  Hello Harelug,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  From your post, I understand that you want to transfer your text messages from your iPhone to your MacBook Pro. I know how it is important to keep a copy of your messages. Currently, there is not a method to transfer your messages to your MacBook Pro from your iPhone. You can, however, set of continuity that will allow your messages will appear on your Mac in the future. This article has measures to implement continuity:

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  With continuity, all SMS and MMS text messages that you send and receive on your iPhone may also appear on your Mac, iPad, and iPod touch. You can also meet your contacts from any device is closer to you, including your iPad or Mac.

  You can start a conversation in the Messages application or click on a phone number in Safari, Contacts, or calendar.

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  2. Connect to the iMessage with the same Apple ID on your iPhone, your other iOS devicesand your Mac.
  3. On your iPhone, go to settings > Messages > Send and receive. Add a control to both your phone number and email address. Then go to settings > Messages > text Message Forwarding and activate the device or devices that you want to transfer the messages.
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