Kathe Todd
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You don’t say whether these icons need to appear more often than once per page. You could set up a master page with the right-positioned graphic on it and apply the master to your ID pages, which would get it there next to the text at least.
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So what you’re saying is that the “Break link to style” command, while it seems to set the text to no style at all, does NOT actually free it from being affected by the Basic Paragraph Style? This seems like a program bug. I suppose one way around this would be to create my bursts in Illustrator and save them as vector graphics instead of text; but part of what makes the bursts useful is you can edit them to change the wording to meet new situations.
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I found that I was able to get around the problem by giving every element in the library item a “named color” (i.e. “burst text”, “burst background” etc.). The library items could then come into a new document and if these colors and their definitions didn’t exist in that document they would be correctly translated. What puzzled me was that the text in question was set to BLACK. Plain old, comes with the basic package, nothing fancy about it black. And then the bursts with the black text were taken from the library to a new document (containing the black color of course, as do all documents) the text changed to the color called “red.” This is a process color 0-100-100-0 that I used in all my document templates.