Comments on: How Many Letters in a Word? http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite! Mon, 30 Apr 2012 07:41:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: David http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php/comment-page-1#comment-655 David Thu, 17 Mar 2011 09:45:46 +0000 http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php#comment-655 Is there a special name that is use to describe a word that consists of only one letter . For example a and I . Or even know it is a letter is this just classed as both . Is there a special name that is use to describe a word that consists of only one letter . For example a and I . Or even know it is a letter is this just classed as both .

]]> By: Anne-Marie http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php/comment-page-1#comment-535 Anne-Marie Sun, 10 Jan 2010 16:31:13 +0000 http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php#comment-535 Hi Valentina! My apologies for not responding sooner. 1: You can't, sorry. However you can select the overmatter and have InCopy report the # of words in the selection (it's an option for the Copyfit Info toolbar) if that helps. 2. That would be nice, but again, no. InDesign expects the layout to be on the server, so saves assignments and exported stories to that same project folder. It's okay to have the layout elsewhere, but as you've found, that means you have to always "Change Location" with each new assignment. 3. Yes! How nice to be able to say "yes." ;-) To set a new default view, run InCopy with no documents open, and make your choices from the View menu. (I always choose Layout as the default view). Then quit InCopy to write your new preferences to disk, and restart it again to test. Hi Valentina! My apologies for not responding sooner.

1: You can’t, sorry. However you can select the overmatter and have InCopy report the # of words in the selection (it’s an option for the Copyfit Info toolbar) if that helps.

2. That would be nice, but again, no. InDesign expects the layout to be on the server, so saves assignments and exported stories to that same project folder. It’s okay to have the layout elsewhere, but as you’ve found, that means you have to always “Change Location” with each new assignment.

3. Yes! How nice to be able to say “yes.” ;-) To set a new default view, run InCopy with no documents open, and make your choices from the View menu. (I always choose Layout as the default view). Then quit InCopy to write your new preferences to disk, and restart it again to test.

]]> By: Valentina http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php/comment-page-1#comment-525 Valentina Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:37:04 +0000 http://incopysecrets.com/how-many-letters-in-a-word.php#comment-525 Hello! My team and I have just moved into this workflow (InDesign-InCopy) - we haven't had any training yet as we are tight on budget this year. So have a could of queries... 1. How do I change the copyfit information to give me the overmatter or undermatter in words rather than lines? 2. Can I set a default location for all new assignments from preferences in Indesign? They are automatically saved straight to the same folder as my InDesign files and so I have to set it manually with every project to the one folder where the editors have access to. 3. In InCopy - every time a .inca file is opened it defaults to the story view and when the view is switched to layout - the pages appear with all the guides, rulers, baseline guides etc. Can I save a default preview so that when all projects are open all the guides are hidden in the layout mode? Thanks for any help at all with these... Valentina Hello!

My team and I have just moved into this workflow (InDesign-InCopy) – we haven’t had any training yet as we are tight on budget this year. So have a could of queries…

1. How do I change the copyfit information to give me the overmatter or undermatter in words rather than lines?

2. Can I set a default location for all new assignments from preferences in Indesign? They are automatically saved straight to the same folder as my InDesign files and so I have to set it manually with every project to the one folder where the editors have access to.

3. In InCopy – every time a .inca file is opened it defaults to the story view and when the view is switched to layout – the pages appear with all the guides, rulers, baseline guides etc. Can I save a default preview so that when all projects are open all the guides are hidden in the layout mode?

Thanks for any help at all with these…

Valentina

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