![]() ![]() I've looked into Scripts and can't quite find one for this issue. ![]() So, you would need to open the document from word and name styles as you work your way down the document. Now, acrobat does not keep the styles data from indesign. From acrobat you can save as a word document. I recognize that the easy solutions are Style Mapping or just formatting in InCopy, but I need to make it as automated as possible to account for user ability. another thing you can do is take your indesign layout. The different Styles should be functionally identical- is there something I may have missed in the structure that is making it so they aren't? In other words first export the ID doc to PDF and now use Acrobats. Could this have an impact on how the "name" of the Style is being read? They were not at any point ever in a folder within InDesign, but the others were. and come over fine, as do two Styles made to communicate an issue with the designer. That was then used to make a Word Template, with the Styles saved. This created functional Word Styles when opened in Word. The Word Styles were created by making one InDesign file with all of the possible Styles listed as examples, and exporting that as a RTF. What I am trying to do, and have been partially successful with, is to have the Word Styles and the InDesign Styles look the same and create a conflict, so that InCopy can be told to just use the InDesign style when a document is placed. Style mapping by hand has also been rejected as an option. Formatting the text in InCopy is not at present an option. We have a workflow that uses Word and Word Styles to format text, and then uses InCopy to place the text within Assignments in an InCopy space.
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