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Weird message... Hi guys! I don't speak Italian, Latin and Japanese, so I am writing to you! Something strange happened! I was editing a document in InDesign, but was interupted by my granny. I left the room. An hour later I got back to the document and found THIS TEXT! "Ti. Ectanum morae, ut opublic avesse neque ina, tam caedem ta con dam nocauro con no. Ignonsus, nos, ta, Palate, Ti. Voc, nicatus pror ut C. Cus cum issedo, uterte, nossimo verfiris, nenaret oreti..." Please, translate it! I am really scared...

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I thought about it, but the way it appeared was strange.
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It's dummy text, or "placeholder text". In typographical software (including InDesign), when you're designing a layout you need temporary text so that you can see how the text flows, what font family it's using, etc. Do a web search for "lorem ipsum" and all will be explained. :)

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