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Content Station contains many features and options but not all of them are used on a daily basis. Use this article to learn more about the main features and about how to get started when you are ne...

In Content Station, managing and publishing content that is going to be viewed on digital devices such as tablets and smart phones by using the Adobe Content Viewer is done thr...

Issue When using the Chinese, Japanese or Korean version of Content Station on an operating system for the same language, Content Station does not display Asian text correctly. An...

Comparing InCopy articles using the Adobe Track Changes functionality is one of various ways of comparing articles in Content Station. It allows you to track the chan...

When working on an article in the Multi-Channel Text Editor in Content Station, you can choose to view the text as plain text or as formatted text. ...

Info: This feature requires Content Station version 9.5.1 or higher. The Multi-Channel Text Editor of Content Station allows users to format text in various ways: ...

The content of an InCopy article can contain more than just regular text: it can also contain tables, inline notes, footnotes and so on. The text itself also consists m...

When editing text in the Multi-Channel Text Editor of Content Station, you will sometimes notice that text is displayed on a dark gray background instead of the usual white back...

Getting a story published is teamwork and involves many people with different skills: from researchers gathering the initial content, to a journalist doing interviews, a photogr...

Sticky Notes can be used for leaving short messages to other users — including InDesign and InCopy users — for instance to indicate any changes or corrections that need to be ma...