Showing posts with label InDesign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label InDesign. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
CopyFlow Gold for InDesign CS5 & CS4 update
We found and fixed a problem in CopyFlow Gold export - when exporting to any of the formats which use an IDML skeleton file (XLIFF or CFG XML) from an InDesign file which had accented characters in the InDesign file name : e.g., Bërg.indd . This is now fixed. The version for CS5 is 5.3 and for CS4 - 4.9.5.
Monday, May 31, 2010
CopyFlow Gold for InDesign CS5 Update available
We have just posted an update to CopyFlow Gold for InDesign CS5 - version (CS5) 5.00b8.
This update now adds a new import/export format - 'CFG XML', a simple XML format based on an IDML skeleton. This format is meant as a replacement for 'Tagged XML Format' which was based on Adobe Tags. Going forward CFGXML should be more complete and handle all document types. It looks very much like XLIFF, but without the idea of a source and a target language - so CFGXML will be easier to include in some workflows.
On import in CS5 both XLIFF and CFG XML now determine the language name of the (optionally) created new InDesign document by looking first at the target attribute in the file element at the beginning of the XLIFF/CFGXML file, and if that is blank, then at the CFG XLIFF Preferences. This should also make it easier to copy and edit multiple language imports from a single (XLIFF or CFGXML) export.
Other changes include several semantic fixes to XLIFF attributes, and the inclusion of Master page names in the exported XLIFF.
This update now adds a new import/export format - 'CFG XML', a simple XML format based on an IDML skeleton. This format is meant as a replacement for 'Tagged XML Format' which was based on Adobe Tags. Going forward CFGXML should be more complete and handle all document types. It looks very much like XLIFF, but without the idea of a source and a target language - so CFGXML will be easier to include in some workflows.
On import in CS5 both XLIFF and CFG XML now determine the language name of the (optionally) created new InDesign document by looking first at the target attribute in the file element at the beginning of the XLIFF/CFGXML file, and if that is blank, then at the CFG XLIFF Preferences. This should also make it easier to copy and edit multiple language imports from a single (XLIFF or CFGXML) export.
Other changes include several semantic fixes to XLIFF attributes, and the inclusion of Master page names in the exported XLIFF.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
CopyFlow Gold Upgrades
There are two levels of upgrades for CopyFlow Gold - if you need the upgrade for a new major version of your application -- let's say to go from InDesign CS4 to InDesign CS5, you can order an upgrade from the NAPS online store .
If you already have a license but want to get the latest 'dot release' for your current version you can simply download and re-install the appropriate demo. CopyFlow Gold should find and remember you license key information to automatically convert the new 'demo' to product. However; it is recommended that you not install a new version in the midst of an active job. It is always best to export and re-import a document's text with the same version.
If you already have a license but want to get the latest 'dot release' for your current version you can simply download and re-install the appropriate demo. CopyFlow Gold should find and remember you license key information to automatically convert the new 'demo' to product. However; it is recommended that you not install a new version in the midst of an active job. It is always best to export and re-import a document's text with the same version.
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