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Hi,<br />
Im new to InDesign. Ive been given an indesign folder containing a corporate brochure and associated links.<br />
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When I open the .indd file I can see the brochure and move the images and blocks of text around. However I can edit the text or change the fonts.<br />
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Ive tried using the text tool and also the two different selection tools.<br />
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Am I doing something wrong?<br />
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Regards<br />
Mitch
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Hi,
Im new to InDesign. Ive been given an indesign folder containing a corporate brochure and associated links.

When I open the .indd file I can see the brochure and move the images and blocks of text around. However I can edit the text or change the fonts.

Ive tried using the text tool and also the two different selection tools.

Am I doing something wrong?

Regards
Mitch

Indesign - Cant edit text within existing file

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