I am making a photo book using InDesign. I like editing the flowing text separately on my iPad. I tried using Apple Pages but it doesn't keep the style and formatting when I go back and forth between InDesign and Pages. Yes, I have set my InDesign Preferences > Clipboard handling > Keep all information. But while this keeps some styling, it does not keep the italics.
I think I get it that keeping styles and for formatting between applications from different vendors can have issues. But what about within the Adobe family? Is there an iPad app that would keep the styles and formatting? What do you suggest? It seems Adobe would have a solution.
However, Comp CC is only a way of comping out files on the iPad for input into InDesign. It's not two-way. There is no way to edit an InDesign file on an iPad.
That company isn't doing a very good job of marketing in the US. I was just at the three-day InDesign Conference in Washington, DC. That was never mentioned. I just did a search of the 300-page PDF of notes from the conference and no one referred to it.
They need to get the word out about their product.
I think Baccar who is the CEO was at PepCon either last year or the year before that. Last time I spoke to him it seems that his business is more B2B oriented so that may explain this feeling of lack of communication.
You can still get in touch with the team and see how you can get in.
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