![]() ![]() No experience with trying to do the same from iWork, but if most of your stuff is coming in from Excel/Word, then that should work fine. I have not tried this with tables that are in Word docs, but I know you can import text from a Word document this way very similarly with the Place command. And you can manage how your emdnotes are created from Type-Document endnote options. I would still recommend importing though. Thirdly, you can try what happens on copy and paste of word text with endnote into InDesign. Footnotes are always part of the same story. I rotate the frame 90 (Right-Click Windows or Ctrl-Click Mac > Transform > Rotate). In the following image, the reading order is correct for the text and header. ![]() I saw this at a seminar when CS came out and it blew my mind, so I hope that this does what you want it to do and gets you moving in the right direction. Only endnotes can be created in a separate frame. Using the Type Tool (T) I create a long text frame at the top of the right page, adjusting this to read the issue’s date, and then format the text to adjust the size, font and color. Cut-and-paste the H2 tag to follow the H1 tag. just have to play with your table options to get it where you want it. Once you get all your options, it places similar to an image, but it's editable text and cells you can change and format however you want. You can always edit out stuff you don't need later if you don't know your ranges and that stuff. The resulting window will ask you what sheets and what cell ranges you want to use, as well as options for what kind of table (formatted/unformatted) you'd like. Tool Panel and type the text on the artboard Step 3 Step 4: Copy and paste the text you need Instead. Has anyone run into this problem, and has anyone found a solution I can copy text from Illustrator and copy it into InDesign, so C&Paste works in other software. Now I can no longer copy text from Illustrator and paste it into Pages. Make sure to have the Show Import Options toggle checked. I recently upgraded to the latest version of Pages. Use the Place (cmd + D) dialogue and select your Excel or Word document. ![]() This might be a simple fix to what you're doing (I know this works for Excel spreadsheets since I've had to do this a lot at work), give this a try: ![]()
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