Comments on: InCopy and InDesign CS4 Free Trials Available http://incopysecrets.com/incopy-and-indesign-cs4-free-trials-available.php Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite! Sat, 07 Aug 2010 09:26:30 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anne-Marie http://incopysecrets.com/incopy-and-indesign-cs4-free-trials-available.php/comment-page-1#comment-326 Anne-Marie Fri, 20 Feb 2009 00:12:12 +0000 http://incopysecrets.com/incopy-and-indesign-cs4-free-trials-available.php#comment-326 In InDesign, open the Assignments panel and delete the entries you see there (assignments and stories). Deleting the assignment names removes them from ID's memory, deleting the stories listed there breaks the links from the frames in the layout to the external InCopy files. Check the Unassigned InCopy Content category in the panel too, as some stories may be listed there. Doing this doesn't actually delete any files or frames, it just breaks links to stuff. (And the assignment and InCopy files on your hard drive are still there, if you haven't deleted them yet.) You can do this in the Assignments panel even if the entries show Missing or Out of Date icons, which might have happened if you deleted files on the server before deleteing them from the panel. That should get you back to where you were. In InDesign, open the Assignments panel and delete the entries you see there (assignments and stories). Deleting the assignment names removes them from ID’s memory, deleting the stories listed there breaks the links from the frames in the layout to the external InCopy files. Check the Unassigned InCopy Content category in the panel too, as some stories may be listed there.

Doing this doesn’t actually delete any files or frames, it just breaks links to stuff. (And the assignment and InCopy files on your hard drive are still there, if you haven’t deleted them yet.)

You can do this in the Assignments panel even if the entries show Missing or Out of Date icons, which might have happened if you deleted files on the server before deleteing them from the panel.

That should get you back to where you were.

]]> By: Kelly Vaughn http://incopysecrets.com/incopy-and-indesign-cs4-free-trials-available.php/comment-page-1#comment-325 Kelly Vaughn Fri, 20 Feb 2009 00:02:47 +0000 http://incopysecrets.com/incopy-and-indesign-cs4-free-trials-available.php#comment-325 I downloaded InCopy CS4 to experiment with it. I exported some stories and opened the file in InCopy. But now the file acts different in InDesign. So I tried to "undo" what I did by deleting the assignments folder. Then I unlinked the assignments in ID's link panel. But now I get error messages whenever I open the file...Is there a way I can just get my file back the way it was before I started erroneously pushing buttons? I downloaded InCopy CS4 to experiment with it. I exported some stories and opened the file in InCopy. But now the file acts different in InDesign. So I tried to “undo” what I did by deleting the assignments folder. Then I unlinked the assignments in ID’s link panel. But now I get error messages whenever I open the file…Is there a way I can just get my file back the way it was before I started erroneously pushing buttons?

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