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I'm currently working on a project that builds catalogs. The catalogs consist of several different, linked INDD-files. Now, those INDD-files are filled up with XML data and saved. When we import them, we always get errors that there is a link missing to the xml. Now, once the indd is filled up, we do not need the xml reference anymore. I've checked the links-page in indesign, to see if there is a reference to the xml but there is none...

How can I delete all the xml information from a indesign file without loosing the references to a text box or it's structure..

Thanks

Regards

Mario

Mario Van den Eynde
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  • I'm not sure that is possible through InDesign. I know you can export your document as IDML, extract the Zip package, and delete what you need from the XML folder, but I don't think that will affect the InDesign document - once you export the IDML I think it is independent of the original InDesign document. – lhan Sep 06 '11 at 18:24

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Maybe it is possible? :)

Check out this artcile, Removing the XML Structure from a document.

Hope this helps!

lhan
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