Sorry David, but it's your workflow that's tripping you up.I'm sure there are other methods, but here's how I've consistently and confidently defined/updated character tags for many years:Click outside the text flowOpen the Character DesignerChoose your tag from the drop down menuDefine properties
Sorry David, but it's your workflow that's tripping you up.
I'm sure there are other methods, but here's how I've consistently and
confidently defined/updated character tags for many years:
Click outside the text flow
Open the Character Designer
Choose your tag from the drop down menu
Define prop
This issue that Beverly has run into has been the bane of my life several times
now.
The "As Is" thing in Character Styles just doesn't work for font size if it's
ever been applied to any existing paragraph style - instead it keeps applying
the font size of that paragraph.
The only way I've bee
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Hi,
The problem occurs when a linked file, like an image in an anchored frame, is
imported by browsing manually to the location defined using a logical drive
like X:.
When right-clicking on the image and looking at its properties the image path
starts with X:.
This causes the image blinking.
This issue that Beverly has run into has been the bane of my life several times
now.
The "As Is" thing in Character Styles just doesn't work for font size if it's
ever been applied to any existing paragraph style - instead it keeps applying
the font size of that paragraph.
The only way I've bee
