True, thank you for viewing this tutorial today. We're going to cover the topic of PDF content reusability in InDesign, presenting various techniques and solutions. As we know, the Creative Cloud platform offers tools such as [Tool1] and [Tool2] when it comes to working with a PDF file. Both of these products allow you to manipulate and modify PDF files directly. Now, that being said, when it comes to InDesign, we can place a PDF file document easily. However, recovering the data or converting an entire PDF file into an InDesign file type is a completely different story. So, let's get right into it. As you can see here, we have the PDF file open in [Tool1], and we want to convert this into InDesign. Now, the three options that we can choose from: the very first option being the universal copy and paste method. It's very simple. You select text, hit copy, then you open InDesign and click on paste. As you can see, it works. However, all the formatting is gone. Now, option number two would be exporting the PDF file to Word using [Tool2], and then placing that Word document into InDesign. So, as you can see, we have opened up this PDF file and we're going to export it into a Word document. We're going to click on save, and now we're going to place, we could open up InDesign, sorry, and we're gonna place this Word document into InDesign. It may take a few seconds, and as you can see, it works. However, again, a lot of the formatting is gone, and InDesign works well with more than just RGB colors. It works with LAB colors and CMYK colors, and as you can see, both those color schemes are gone. Now, the last option and the best option...
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