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About the parent-child relationship in case you want to merge the data stored in differencing disks. Note that Hyper-V differencing disks can be merged to either the parent disk or a new virtual disk. Should you decide to merge the changes stored in a differencing disk to the parent disk, the child disk is destroyed after the merging operation is complete. If you decide to merge changes to a new virtual disk, both the parent and the child disk will remain in the current state, and a new disk will combine the data of both disks.Below, I am going to explain how you can use Hyper-V differencing disks to make the process of creating VMs quickly and easil. The entire process includes the following steps:Create the parent diskCreate Hyper-V differencing disksCreate a VM using a Hyper-V differencing diskThis approach can be used in lab environments or VDI environments where you need to create multiple VMs with similar configurations in a short span of time. Let’s see how this can be done.How to create a parent diskDue to the fact that a differencing disk is always associated with another disk, the parent disk must be created beforehand. Note that a parent disk can be any of the three types (fixed, dynamically expanding, or differencing), but the parent disk and the child disk must have the same VHD format (VHD or VHDX). Let’s start with creating a new VM using Hyper-V Manager.Open Hyper-V Manager.In the Actions pane, click New and select Virtual

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Ignored in InDesign. Text and graphics links are preserved and appear in the Links panel. Embedded graphics—those added to the original document using the Paste command—are not converted. For more information on embedded graphics, see About links and embedded graphics. InDesign does not support OLE or Quark XTensions. Consequently, when you open files that contain OLE or Quark XTensions graphics, those graphics will not appear in the InDesign document. If your QuarkXPress document does not convert, check the original and remove any objects that were created by an XTension; then save, and try to convert again. All parent pages and layers are converted to InDesign parents and layers.All parent-page objects, as well as QuarkXPress guides, are placed on the corresponding InDesign parent pages.Grouped objects remain grouped except where nonprinting items are included in a group.All strokes and lines (including paragraph rules) are converted to the stroke styles they most closely resemble. Custom strokes and dashes are converted to custom strokes and dashes in InDesign. Colorsare converted exactly to InDesign colors, except in the followingsituations: Multi-ink colors from QuarkXPress are mappedto mixed inks in InDesign, unless the multi-ink color does not containat least one spot color. In this case, the multi-ink color is convertedto a process color instead. QuarkXPress 4.1 colors from the color library areconverted based on their CMYK values. QuarkXPress 3.3 HSB colors are converted to RGB,and colors from the color library are converted based on their CMYKvalues. QuarkXPress 4.1 HSB and LAB colors are convertedto RGB, and colors from the color library are converted based ontheir RGB/CMYK values. For information aboutother conversion issues, check the support documents on the Adobewebsite at www.adobe.com/support. Convert PageMaker documents InDesigncan convert document and template files from Adobe PageMaker6.0 and later. When you open a PageMaker file, InDesign convertsthe original file information to native InDesign information. InDesignfiles are saved with an .indd filename extension. Before opening the document in InDesign, you may want to do thefollowing: If the PageMaker file or its linked graphics are locatedon a network server, floppy disk, or removable drive, it may notopen as expected if an interruption in