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Adobe InCopy CS2 - How to Deal with the Existing Contents from Text Editors

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Published: Oct 03, 2009

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Learn about dealing with the existing contents from text editors such as Microsoft Word in this Adobe InCopy CS2 training video.

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text editors, word processing software, incopy tutorials, incopy lessons, incopy cs2, adobe incopy cs2, contents, adobe systems, Microsoft Windows, cs2, editors, mac os x, total training, text, Adobe

Source: Adobe InCopy CS2 - How to Deal with the Existing Contents from Text Editors

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Now that you know your way around the InCopy interface, it is time to create new stories. The decisions you make here will affect the rest of your InCopy workflow. So it is important that we cover all the options now. We will also discuss how to deal with the existing content from Microsoft Word and other text editors. Let us take a look.

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