Virgil Ierubino
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Moving the feature request to the product backlog.Virgil Ierubino
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We have added this feature in our backlog for future release
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This is so essential. I effectively cannot make use of InCopy because my clients of course do not have it.
I need a workflow where the document copy is saved in InCopy files, and these can then be edited – minor text edits is all we need – by e.g. a third party translator, client editorial staff, etc.
The ideal workflow would be a built in "upload for editing" feature similar to Acrobat's upload for commenting feature.
Adobe needn't see this as giving free access to InCopy to other users. The other users should only have the most basic access to edit just the text itself for a specifically shared ICML file.
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Please upgrade flexibility of notes features.
Ideally each individual footnote can have its own specified frame. When you add a footnote, it defaults to "this" frame. But you can edit the footnote and select any other frame for it that you want.