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<  align=left><B>Working with text import filters<o:p></o:p></B></P>
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<  align=left>You can import text from other InDesign documents, word-processing and spreadsheet applications, text or table editors, or any application that can export text in the text-only, RTF, or ASCII format. In Windows, importable file formats are listed in the Format menu in the Place dialog box.<o:p></o:p></P>
<  align=left>To open PageMaker or QuarkXPress documents, see <a>"Opening PageMaker and QuarkXPress files in InDesign" on page 11</A>.<o:p></o:p></P>
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/ C3 B' E8 n7 [+ m+ v<  align=left><a>Importing text files</A><o:p></o:p></P>
<  align=left><a>Import options for Microsoft Word</A><o:p></o:p></P>
<  align=left><a>Text-file import options</A><o:p></o:p></P>
& Q4 f+ f# ^, r( v<  align=left><a>Microsoft Excel import options</A><o:p></o:p></P>
<  align=left><a>Tagged-text import options</A><o:p></o:p></P>
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<P ><FONT face=宋体>InDesign imports most character and paragraph formatting attributes from text files but ignores most page-layout information, such as margin and column settings (which you can set in InDesign).</FONT></P>
8 J* i- v! t6 D4 U- v<P ><FONT face=宋体>The import options appear when you select Show Import Options in the Place dialog box. If this option is deselected, InDesign uses the import options last used for a similar document type. The options you set remain in effect until you change them.</FONT></P>
<P ><FONT face=宋体>If InDesign cannot find a filter that recognizes a file by either its file type or file extension, an alert message tells you that. For best results in Windows, use the standard extension (such as .doc, .txt, .rtf, or .xls) for the type of file you're importing. You may need to open the file in its original application and save it in a different format.</FONT></P>
) G: `. E" c  H- F<P ><FONT face=宋体>If your word-processing application supports character and paragraph styles and if InDesign has an import filter for the application, you can import styles when you import the text file. InDesign generally imports all formatting information specified in the word-processing application, except information for word-processing features not available in InDesign.</FONT></P>
$ y) `( }0 l9 X. g<P ><FONT face=宋体>InDesign adds imported styles to its list of styles for the document. If an imported style has the same name as an existing InDesign style, InDesign overrides the imported style with the existing style.</FONT></P>
<H4 ><FONT size=5>Importing text files</FONT></H4>
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<P ><FONT face=宋体>When placing a file, you can set import options for recent versions of Microsoft Word. If you are placing a file from a different word-processing application or from Word 7.0 or earlier, open the file in its original application and save it in a compatible Word format or in RTF format, which preserves most formatting.</FONT></P>
<P ><FONT face=宋体>For information on which features are imported, see the Filters ReadMe file located in the InDesign 2.0 folder.</FONT></P>
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