Release: InData 6/7/8.1.9.1 for InDesign CS4/5/5.5/6

June 28, 2012 by

This release of InData adds support for Adobe InDesign CS6, officially ends support for CS4, and improves the import experience.

Notes

With this release, the CS6 plug-in now requires a valid InData 8 (CS6) serial number.

This release bundles our InFlow companion plug-in, which may be required for your data imports to automatically add pages properly. Note that InFlow is not installed by the InData zxp installer; instead, you’ll need to double-click the separate InFlow zxp installer file.

Changes

  • Added support for InDesign CS6.
  • When importing InDesign Tagged Text using the &it tag, a start file tag is now allowed and, if present, can indicate the desired encoding of the import. A “narrow” tag like <ASCII-MAC> at the beginning of the tagged text now forces the tagged text to be treated as Roman/Latin characters and enables special character tags like <0x2022>. Likewise, a wide tag like <UNICODE-WIN> forces the tagged text to be treated as Unicode characters.

    For example, <&it"""<ASCII-WIN>bullet character: <0x2022>.""">will now properly place the bullet character.

    The default encoding, when no start file tag is provided, has not changed and is still UNICODE.

  • Improved compatibility with InDesign’s Smart Text Reflow feature.
  • Fixed a problem where a start file tag like <ASCII-MAC> in InDesign-tagged text could cause the import to fail.
  • Fixed a problem where invalid control characters were being allowed to pass into the document.
  • Fixed the Data Preferences dialog’s delimiter popups so that the 00 (null) entry is selectable.
  • Fixed a problem where using Show document changes every N records wasn’t always redrawing the document. (Mac only)

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