Make sure none of these settings or features are used within Editable Objects. If you are unsure of how to check for any of the InDesign® features, please refer to
Vector images e.g. shapes, outlined text;
EPS files;
Transparency effects on an object, frame, fill or stroke e.g. opacity, drop shadows, feather, glows, blending modes;
Images should be flipped in Photoshop, re-saved and replaced;
Shaped image frames, all image frames must be rectangular;
Embedded images with non-alphanumeric names.
Outlined text (converted to paths);
Empty text frames;
No special character effects e.g. All Caps, Small Caps, Superscript, Subscript, Underline, Baseline shift, Strike-through;
Character styles;
Forced bold, italic or outlined;
Paragraph hyphenation;
Soft returns (also called Forced Line Breaks);
Text attached to paths;
Multi column text frames;
Linked (threaded) text frames;
Tables;
Tabs;
Nested text styles;
Padding;
Text Wrap (not supported on Background layer);
Rotated text within a text frame (rotated text frames are accepted);
Shaped text frames, all text frames must be rectangular;
Colour tint swatches or gradients swatches.
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and ensure that Facing Pages isn't selected.Your Indesign® file should include the bleed within the page size, rather than use the Bleed and Slug options. When the template is presented to the end user, we exclude the bleed from within the editing window.
If creating templates using Adobe CC you must save your templates as a IDML file. If saving from CS4 to CS6 save as INDT.
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and check the following settings. Altering these settings may affect content.
Check all your Paragraph Styles settings don't include any of the unsupported features.
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