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 | | From: | Menno | | Subject: | Question by someone who knows nothing of this subject | | Date: | Wed, 12 Jan 2005 00:11:42 +0100 |
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 | I received a file from someone which apparently is in PAO, Indesign
format, the filename being *.indd
Some years ago they sent me a file which I managed to read in a Quark
demo reader.
I wonder if there is a similar reader for these Indesign files which I
could use as a one off solution for this particular file?
I understand that Indesign is an Adobe product and I've been looking
on their site, but I cannot find anything like a free reader.
Thanks for any pointers.
Menno
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| | From: | John Doherty | | Subject: | Re: Question by someone who knows nothing of this subject | | Date: | Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:26:29 -0600 |
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| In article ,
Menno wrote:
> I received a file from someone which apparently is in PAO, Indesign
> format, the filename being *.indd
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> Some years ago they sent me a file which I managed to read in a Quark
> demo reader.
> I wonder if there is a similar reader for these Indesign files which I
> could use as a one off solution for this particular file?
> I understand that Indesign is an Adobe product and I've been looking
> on their site, but I cannot find anything like a free reader.
Look for an InDesign "Tryout", which is a time-limited demo version.
Or ask whoever sent it to you to give you a PDF instead.
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| | From: | Menno | | Subject: | Re: Question by someone who knows nothing of this subject | | Date: | Wed, 12 Jan 2005 23:17:02 +0100 |
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| On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:26:29 -0600, John Doherty
wrote:
>In article ,
> Menno wrote:
>
>> I received a file from someone which apparently is in PAO, Indesign
>> format, the filename being *.indd
>>
>> Some years ago they sent me a file which I managed to read in a Quark
>> demo reader.
>> I wonder if there is a similar reader for these Indesign files which I
>> could use as a one off solution for this particular file?
>> I understand that Indesign is an Adobe product and I've been looking
>> on their site, but I cannot find anything like a free reader.
>
>Look for an InDesign "Tryout", which is a time-limited demo version.
>Or ask whoever sent it to you to give you a PDF instead.
John,
Great advice, thanks.
This just does the trick. I will probably never use it again after
this one file.
I didn't see the indication Tryout on the site, as I was looking for
something like Demo.
Cheers
Menno
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