Adobe InDesign Exchange documents (INX)

In the Master pages section, you have these options:

• Import stories on master pages: Clear this check box to omit all master pages from the import. By default, memoQ imports all stories from all master pages.
• Import stories on invisible master pages: Clear this check box to skip importing stories from master pages that do not appear in the document. (They are invisible master pages). By default, memoQ imports all stories from all invisible master pages. To import stories from some of the master pages: Check both check boxes. Then, select the individual invisible master pages that you want to import. In complex materials of several documents, a master page may be invisible in one document, but visible in another.

Normally, memoQ doesn't import any stories from invisible layers. To import some or all of the stories: In the Layers section, check the Import stories on invisible layers check box. To select individual invisible layers for importing: Check the check box of each layer you want to import. In complex materials of several languages, some languages may be there on an invisible layer.

On the Formatting tab at the bottom, you have the following options:

• Treat semibold as bold: Check this check box to import semibold text as bold text.

  Note: If you check this check box, semibold text imported as bold will also be exported as bold. This means that the semibold formatting – treated differently in InDesign – will be replaced with bold formatting.

• Maintain locally defined tracking: Check this to keep locally defined spacing between character pairs where available. Normally, memoQ uses its own definitions for spacing between character pairs.
• Maintain locally defined kerning: Check this to keep locally defined whitespaces between characters where available. Normally, memoQ uses its own definitions for whitespaces between characters.
• Maintain locally defined baseline shifting: Check this to keep locally defined baseline shifting (locally defined vertical shifting of characters), where available. Normally, memoQ uses its own definitions for baseline shifting.
• Maintain locally defined vertical scale: Check this to keep the locally defined vertical scale (locally defined modification of the height of characters), where available. Normally, memoQ uses its own definitions for vertical scale.
• Maintain locally defined horizontal scale: Check this to keep the locally defined horizontal scale (locally defined modification of the width of characters), where available. Normally, memoQ uses its own definitions for horizontal scale.
• Maintain locally defined skew: Check this to keep the locally defined skew (the locally defined slanting of characters), where available. Normally, memoQ uses its own definitions for skew.

1. At the bottom, click the Special characters tab.

   

2. Special characters in INX files are the line separator (line break) and the paragraph separator (paragraph break).
3. Click the one you want to set up. Click Line separator or Paragraph separator.
4. To set what happens: In the Action drop-down box, choose one of the following settings:

• Ignore: Omits the selected character from the import.
• Inline tag: Imports the selected character as inline tag.
• Break segment: Imports the selected character as segment break.

Normally, memoQ doesn't create a preview for Adobe InDesign documents. But it can, through Language Terminal.

To convert the INX document through Language Terminal, and get a preview in the process: In the Preview section, check the Create preview using Language Terminal check box.

Register your Language Terminal profile first: In the My memoQ page, check if your Language Terminal profile is saved in memoQ. If it isn't, click My Language Terminal Account.