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memyselfandi5@adobeforums.com #1
Importing tables from WordPerfect to Indesign
I am converting tables that have been created in WordPerfect into an Indesign document so I can send a proper file to a printer. Is there an easy way to do this because when I copy and paste the contents of the table from WordPerfect, it says the file is corrupt. I have had to copy and paste each line one at a time. There must be an easier way. Anyone???
Thanks.
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Peggy_Coquet@adobeforums.com #2
Re: Importing tables from WordPerfect to Indesign
1. Save as .rtf and use the place command; then re-create the tables in
Indesign or
2. Print a PDF and place the table. If you cannot print to PDF, you may be
able to print to file, creating a .prn file, which you can then run through
Distiller to create a PDF.
Peggy
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Jens Schulze #3
Re: Importing tables from WordPerfect to Indesign
> 2. Print a PDF and place the table. If you cannot print to PDF, you may be
through> able to print to file, creating a .prn file, which you can then runIf you have Acrobat Distiller, it is most likely that you also can print to> Distiller to create a PDF.
the virtual Adobe PDF printer... ;-)
Jens
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