Release: InData 2.14 for InDesign CS6, CC2019-2021
This release adds URL-based picture imports and supports Apple silicon.
Changes
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Installs a Universal binary for InDesign 2021 on macOS with native support for both Intel and, when used with InDesign 2021 16.3 (or later), Apple silicon (M1/ARM64) processors. InData’s About dialog now shows which slice of the binary was loaded as part of its version (as “(Intel)” or “(Apple)”).
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Accepts URLs in addition to DOS, Windows, UNC, Apple HFS, and POSIX-style paths to allow the import of internet-based pictures and text.
Importing an image with a URL is currently similar to copy-and-pasting an image from another application: InDesign will only store a low-resolution preview in the document. Depending on your workflow, this may mean that downloaded pictures will need to be replaced before going print.
Note that a 3rd party plug-in or connector that supports the URL’s scheme may be required for the import to succeed.
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Adds automatic downloading and importing of remote content (pictures and/or text) for URLs that InDesign isn’t able to access on its own (meaning, for which there’s no built-in support nor 3rd-party connector plug-in installed). Remote content is generally imported as if it was a local file, except that no link is created.
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Adds
url
as a synonym forfilename
, to be used likeset url of picture 1 to "https://..."
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Fixes
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in styled puts to work better with font families that have a “Black” and/or “Heavy” face instead of “Bold” (like Avenir or Hoefler Text) or in addition to “Bold” (like Avenir Next).