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Publisher to InDesign Conversion
by micholer - 12/17/07 2:35 PM
For anybody who is looking for a MS Publisher to InDesign converter, as I was, check out PUB2ID.
Desktop publishing forum: Publisher to InDesign Conversion
by: micholer December 17, 2007 2:35 PM PST
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For your first post, that's not much praise.
by R. Proffitt 
- 12/17/07 4:21 PM
In Reply to: Publisher to InDesign Conversion by micholer
Are you the author?
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For your first post, that's not much praise.
by micholer - 12/19/07 1:12 PM
In Reply to: For your first post, that's not much praise. by R. Proffitt
I am not the author .... wish I was. PUB2ID is a good product that will make a big difference for anyone migrating/converting from Publisher to InDesign. The following is an extract from the official blurb.
"PUB2ID (Microsoft Publisher to Adobe InDesign) is a plug-in for Adobe InDesign. It provides a quick, easy and affordable method for you to migrate all your Microsoft Publisher content into new Adobe InDesign documents. The conversion is enabled with a single click using the InDesign File->Open menu. No more re-creating documents from scratch; PUB2ID gives you a big head-start.
PUB2ID translates the intricate details of the content within the Microsoft Publisher document and instantly re-creates it within InDesign. Items converted from Publisher include: page size, positioning, colour models, fonts and styles, text attributes and tables, layers, word wrap, linked text boxes as well as automatic extraction of images embedded in the Publisher file.
The PUB2ID (Microsoft Publisher to Adobe InDesign) document conversion technology will save you countless hours of scanning, re-keying and formatting. This product converts and transforms files created with Microsoft Publisher into an Adobe InDesign file on either Macintosh or Windows platforms."
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That's junk.
by R. Proffitt - 12/19/07 3:40 PM
In Reply to: For your first post, that's not much praise. by micholer
We can read that any day of the week. What do you think about this product?
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That's junk.
by micholer - 12/19/07 5:52 PM
In Reply to: That's junk. by R. Proffitt
I provided information about a product PUB2ID, that to my knowledge, is unique and believe might be of interest. A product that does as it says on the tin. It is not perfect but certainly is a big help to anybody that needs to convert from Publisher to InDesign. So why is that junk? I tried to be objective in my first post. It appears from your comment that I should have been more upbeat and effusive in my posting because it was my first post.
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So it appears to be a form of spam.
by R. Proffitt - 12/19/07 6:43 PM
In Reply to: That's junk. by micholer
Why post such unless it's spam?
We get all types of attempts at spam here. I'm not impressed with this product at all. And you haven't done more than copy something from it's web page.
Bob
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