The conversions are the same.
Bob
I've replaced my PageMaker with ID CS some time ago. I'm wondering about something though. I have a question about that PageMaker Plug-in. Does anyone know if it's going to solve my issues converting PM files to ID if I have my company buy that thing? The trouble I am currently seeing when converting is the files with placed EPS images as inline graphics are being placed about 4 or 5 spaces back from the original insertion point. In addition this placement after the conversion replaces the character that was once in that place and the insertion point where the ...
I've replaced my PageMaker with ID CS some time ago. I'm wondering about something though.
I have a question about that PageMaker Plug-in. Does anyone know if it's going to solve my issues converting PM files to ID if I have my company buy that thing?
The trouble I am currently seeing when converting is the files with placed EPS images as inline graphics are being placed about 4 or 5 spaces back from the original insertion point. In addition this placement after the conversion replaces the character that was once in that place and the insertion point where the image once was becomes doubled. Doubled meaning, if I press the arrow key on the keyboard until the cursor stops at the point in which the figure anchor once was I could press of the arrow key once more and it stays in the same place. A third press of arrow key will move the cursor to the next character space.
Example:
Original
Here is my text and my (figure anchor with[image]) is here.
Converted
Here is my text an[image] my (double figure anchor) is here.
The conversions are the same.
Bob
Is there a replacement for Pagemaker other than Indesign. We bought multiple copies of CS2 several years ago but still haven't converted to Indesign from Pagemaker, primarily because of the absence of Universal Pasteboard in Indesign. We're a newspaper and Pagemaker is still all we need, but lack of upgrades to OS 10.5 and Intel processor causes more and more problems. Returning from Adobe crudeness to the heavenly intuitive aspects of Pagemaker 4, perfect use of Mac desktop environment, would really be nice, too.
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