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When working with fields in Word you have two different parts to consider working with: either the field code or the field result. You can change either of these via VBA but the contents of the result will be replaced whenever the field is refreshed.
When you import the this into InDesign I expect you only get the field result and it will no longer be a field in InDesign. Are you trying to replace the characters in the code or the result? Does the import to InDesign go smoother if the field is replaced by static text prior to import?
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Andrew Lockton Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia |
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Thank you for your inquiry. I am not quite sure if I understand your question correctly. This is only about editing in Word, everything else works. The fields must be edited in the field code. The umlauts and spaces should be replaced, just like you would do it by hand. Only the image name between the quotation marks should be changed in the field. Nothing should change in the field itself. So e.g. as follows:
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{ INCLUDEPICTURE "Menü 0265.jpg" \* MERGEFORMAT \d } becomes { INCLUDEPICTURE "Menu_0265.jpg" \* MERGEFORMAT \d } Kind regards - Lothar |
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