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Thanks for the feedback. Moving this into our backlog.
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38 votes4 comments · Adobe InDesign: Feature Requests » Layout/Graphics etc · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Colin Flashman
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Forgive me for asking, but isn't this the same feature as header rows that are currently in InDesign, and if not, can you please elaborate on the distinction between header rows and your suggestion?
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Until the InDesign engineers address this issue, I have a free script that will to this to INDD & PDF, and a paid script that will also export to images such as jpg, png, etc. It can be found at https://colecandoo.com/scripts/
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Thanks for reporting the issue.
Can you share the sample files with which you are facing the issue?
Are there any specific softwares installed on your system?
You can mail me the files and information at amaarora@adobe.com-Thanks
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Thank you for reporting the issue.
We are currently reviewing it.-InDesign Team
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I've created a test file with links and images and test text to try and replicate the fault. Follow the steps in the InDesign file attached.
Put simply, text – whether it is UTF-8 or UTF-16 can import unicode characters that are meant to represent emojis etc, and this is demonstrated in the test file. While not in the minion character set, I've created a GREP style that looks for unicode characters and changes them to apple color emoji. That bit works.
What does NOT work is when importing the text as part of a data merge... instead the unicode characters are completely skipped.Colin Flashman
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I've created a test file with links and images and test text to try and replicate the fault. Follow the steps in the InDesign file attached.
Put simply, text – whether it is UTF-8 or UTF-16 can import unicode characters that are meant to represent emojis etc, and this is demonstrated in the test file. While not in the minion character set, I've created a GREP style that looks for unicode characters and changes them to apple color emoji. That bit works.
What does NOT work is when importing the text as part of a data merge... instead the unicode characters are completely skipped. -
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Hi,
Thanks for reporting the issue. We are able to reproduce the bug.-Aman
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Hello All,
The fix for this issue is now available in the beta builds of InDesign. You can download the latest beta build from Download section of InDesign Prerelease portal.
1. Go to adobeprerelease.com
2. Log in with your Adobe Id.
3. Once logged in, search for “InDesign CC Prerelease” program in the list.
4. Click on the program to join the same.
5. You can now download the build (14.0.3.422) from “Builds and Plugins” section on the page.
6. The steps for installing the build can be found in the release notesColin Flashman
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I couldn't believe this wasn't a feature of cell styles, yet it absolutely should be.