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Many files contain only simple text data. It is possible that while opening unknown files (e.g. PAGEMAKER) with a simple text editor like Windows Notepad will allow us to see some of the data encoded in the file. This method allows you to preview the contents of many files, but probably not in such a structure as a program dedicated to support. We don't have any change log information yet for version 6.23.0 of PMD. Sometimes publishers take a little while to make this information available, so please check back in a few days to see if it has been updated. If you open your Creative Cloud panel (where you install and update the software), you can download previous versions. Select Other Versions and then CS6. To open PMD file you need to find an application which works with that kind of file. PMD file extension is used by operating systems to recognize files with content of type PMD. Here is some information which will get you started. How to Open PMD file. If you open your Creative Cloud panel (where you install and update the software), you can download previous versions. Select Other Versions and then CS6.

Adobe InDesign CS PageMaker Edition can open PageMaker 6.5x-7.x publications and templates. Adobe InDesign CS2 to CS6 can open Adobe PageMaker 6.0-7.x publications and templates.

Indesign CC does not support PageMaker documents (Indesign CC can't open PageMaker Documents)

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The tables below describe what happens to various PageMaker features, settings, and elements when you open PageMaker publications in InDesign.

Publication Settings	Supported?	Notes
Double-Sided, Facing Pages	Yes (Limited)	InDesign converts double-sided documents that do not contain facing pages into single-page spreads. When both Double-Sided and Facing Pages are selected, files are converted into facing-page spreads.
Preferences	Supported?	Notes
Snap to Constraints	No	--
Save Option (Smaller, Faster)	No	--
Horizontal and Vertical Nudge	No	--
Greek Text Below	No	--
PostScript Printing-Memory Freed for Graphics	No	--
Display PPD Name	No	--
Turn Pages When Autoflowing	No	--
TrueType Display (Preserve Line Spacing/ Character Shape)	No	--
Trapping Preferences	Yes	When Auto-overprint black strokes or fills (or both) are selected in the Trapping Preferences dialog box in PageMaker, the setting carries over to InDesign. However, Overprint Stroke or Overprint Fill is deselected in the Attributes palette.
Page Layout Features	Supported?	Notes
Booklists and Booked Publications	No	InDesign ignores Booklists when opening PageMaker publications. If you want to open all the publications on a Booklist together, run the Build Booklet plug-in in PageMaker with a layout of None selected. The booked publications are combined into one. Text blocks and frames are no longer threaded, however.
Index	Yes (Limited)	Index entries from a PageMaker publication appear in the InDesign Index palette. Text with cross-references that use the See Herein or See Also Herein option are mapped as See or See Also.
Items on the Pasteboard	Yes (Limited)	All items on the PageMaker pasteboard appear on the pasteboard of the first spread in the InDesign document. InDesign uses a different pasteboard for each spread.
Layers	Yes	To maintain the order of overlapping items, InDesign creates two layers when converting a PageMaker publication: Default and Master Default. Master Default contains the Master page items.
Master Page Items	Yes	Master pages in PageMaker convert to master pages in InDesign and retain all objects including page numbering and guides. Some layers could be added to the document. To retain the stacking order established in the original PageMaker publication. (See the Layers listing in this section.)
Non-Printing Objects	Yes	All objects designated in PageMaker as Non-Printing are converted with Non-Printing selected in the InDesign Attribute palette.
Ruler Guides	Yes	--
Table of Contents	Yes	Table of Contents text converts as a Table of Contents, with PageMaker TOC Style available in the style pop-up menu in the InDesign TOC dialog box.
Text Attributes	Supported?	Notes
Text Composition	Yes (Limited)	InDesign assigns its Paragraph composer to all paragraphs. However, you can assign the single-line composer to one or more paragraphs. In InDesign, the single-line text composition engine chooses line breaks more similarly to the PageMaker composition engine, but text could still reflow.
Top of Caps and Proportional Leading	Yes (Limited)	InDesign uses only Baseline leading. Proportional and Top of Caps leading in PageMaker convert to Baseline leading in InDesign, resulting in text shifting.
Vertical Alignment in Text Frames	Yes	Vertical Alignment settings are maintained when you open PageMaker publications.
First Baseline	Yes (Limited)	The First Baseline of converted text can appear different than text created in InDesign. The First Baseline of converted text is set to Leading, but the First Baseline of text created in InDesign is set to Ascent by default.
Hyphenation	Yes (Limited)	InDesign uses a different hyphenation method than PageMaker, so line breaks can be different.
Fonts	Yes (Limited)	All fonts in a PageMaker publication should be active when the publication is opened in InDesign. InDesign can continue to list fonts as missing if they are activated after the PageMaker publication is opened.
Applied Bold or Italic Font Attributes	Yes (Limited)	InDesign preserves bold or italic formatting if the correct typeface is installed (for example, Tekton Bold). If the typeface is not installed, then the font is identified as missing in InDesign and is substituted. InDesign retains information about what text had bold or italic formatting applied to it so you can reformat it after substitution.
Shadow Text Attribute (Mac OS only)	No	Shadow text converts to plain text.
Outline Text Attribute (Mac OS only)	Yes (Limited)

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