Office 2011 for mac img update#
I don’t know if an update on either software could have affected it, or maybe, as you wrote, it’s the OS. I’m not sure what’s going on as I never had this problem with CS4 and Word 2008, but I do with those now. At least I now know I’m not completely insane ? or I’m at least not alone in my insanity.
Thanks for the fast and complete reply, David.
Office 2011 for mac img upgrade#
Or was it my long-overdue upgrade to Snow Leopard? No, it appears to be problematic in 10.5.8, too. Why the change? Was it Word? I don’t think it’s version CS5, as this happens to me in CS4, too. So you would need to go back to Word and select the text again.) I think that when you paste the first time, the clipboard gets “solidified” into a graphic form and won’t change back. (Unfortunately, if you paste once and get a graphic, and then create a text frame and paste into it, you still get a graphic. If you create a text frame and paste into it, you get normal text. However, I have discovered a workaround: If you paste with nothing selected in InDesign, you get an image of text. You know, this started happening to me, too! Honestly, I’m not sure when it started. I cannot seem to get around this, and the Paste without Formatting option is grayed out. I’ve used InDesign since 2003, and I’ve never seen this, especially since it’s just text, not a graphic, in Word.
When I do, the text comes in as an image, not editable text. Wood is stable.I’m trying to paste text from Word 2008 for Mac into InDesign CS5. No shrinking or warping will occur when the wood moisture and the EMC of the surrounding air are the same. Relative humidity of the surrounding air. Wood is stable.Ĭompare wood moisture, relative humidity and ambient temperature with the EMC Chart to find out if wood will absorb moisture, keep its moisture content or loose moisture and shrink:
Relative humidity of the surrounding air.No shrinking or warping will occur when the wood moisture and the EMC of the surrounding air are the same. – Use the EMC Table to find the corresponding EMC for the – Use a Thermo-Hygrometer to measure relative humidity. – Use a moisture meter to determine the wood moisture content. Moisture Problems are predictable+Compare wood moisture, relative humidity and ambient temperature with the EMC Chart to find out if wood will absorb moisture, keep its moisture content or loose moisture and shrink: + Since in-house conditions are usually between 30-45% relative humidity, the magic moisture content for stable woodwork, furniture and hardwood floors inside a building is 6-8%. If wood pieces with different moisture contents (some drier, some with more moisture) were placed in a constant climate of 70☏ and 35% relative humidity, all pieces would end up with a moisture content of 7%, independent of wood species or initial moisture content. See chapter: Shrinking, Warping and the Perfect Board.įollowing are examples showing the difference in the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) between dry winters and moist summers:Īt 70☏ and 75% relative humidity, wood moisture will reach 14%.Īt 70☏ and 35% relative humidity, wood moisture will reach 7%.Īt 70☏ and 20% relative humidity, wood moisture will reach 4.5%. To make matters worse shrinking and swelling is often accompanied by warping. When wood absorbs and looses moisture below the Fiber Saturation Point (around 25-30%) wood swells or shrinks. No more shrinking or warping will occur – ideal conditions have been reached. Once the EMC has been reached and relative humidity and ambient temperature are not changing, wood is dimensionally stable. This moisture content is called the EMC (equilibrium moisture content). For each wood moisture content there is one specific relative humidity and temperature, when wood does not gain or loose any moisture. It absorbs and looses moisture until an equilibrium with the surrounding air has been reached.
Wood has always been sensitive to moisture.
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