So just starting to use QR code in InDesign
did a business card QR code it has all of the persons info
First name, Last name, Address, Phone, Email and URL
I think the address was even City, St Zip
I can't see a way of copying and pasting all the info,
when you open the QR code window you can paste once
it doesn't let you select text from the document
you have to close the window to go get more text.
I avoid typesetting, I will set up styles or even data merge BCs if I have to.
Is there any way around this?
wah! ;D
Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but you can right-click on the QR code and scroll down to "Edit QR Code".
Thanks Orka!
I did find that, It makes it a little bit better
I guess I want to be able to do nothing! ;D
Quote from: Tracy on February 07, 2024, 01:39:12 PMI guess I want to be able to do nothing! ;D
Don't we all? ;D
:offtopic: :offtopic:
Just change the text to NOT FAIR! ;D
Quote from: madbugger on February 07, 2024, 02:05:01 PMQuote from: Tracy on February 07, 2024, 01:39:12 PMI guess I want to be able to do nothing! ;D
Don't we all? ;D
I'm currently busy doing nothing right now. Oops. Typing this was something. OK. Doing nothing starting....
now
I would copy all the info and paste into a text editor. Then once the QR code dialog is open, you can leave it open while you go to the open text document to copy the next bit, then return to ID to paste.
Or, duplicate the ID file and switch between documents (might not work but worth a shot)
What a great idea!!
Lots of great ideas are born out of my laziness!
;D me too!
it is well known, if you want to find an easier way to do something, ask a lazy person to do it.
8)
I avoid typesetting, I hate proofing something that is typed manually
looking at every number and letter kills me
Using Text edit for the info was a great idea
worked like a champ, still not happy about doing QR codes tho ;D
Part of the problem with proofreading is that our brains are great at sorting out jumbled letters into words. I bet you can read this almost as fast as a correct sentence.
A vheclie epxledod at a plocie cehckipont near the UN haduqertares in Bagahdd on Mnoday kilinlg the bmober and an Irqai polcie offceir
;D read it no problem!
Looks like half our jobs
send me the jpeg and I'll correct the spelling.....
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