Jongware said:

A little Google-fu found this InDesign Online Help en français: https://help.adobe.com/fr_FR/in…..index.html

You can also switch your entire InDesign installation to use French: https://creativepro.com/cha…..ee-app.php

Brwosing the French help, by the way, taught me that the French term for “Drop Caps” is lettrines. What a nice word :) (https://help.adobe.com/fr_FR/in…..6dc4a.html)

As for the Adobe Help, find “Drop Caps” in the english version and then, in the address, change “en_US” for “fr_FR”. The page will be the same but in french.

Hi Jongware,

To make this script more flexible, i've replaced the fisrt two lines with this

toMatch = “”;
toMatch = prompt (“Enter your GREP Expression”);
applyStylename = “”;
applyStylename = prompt (“Enter the Style name”);

Now, i don't know what to do with the infos at the top. Since this is an alteration of your original script, should i add an Edit to it or do you want me to leave the heading as it was. It is your script after all. I am new to programming so i don't know the “convention”.

Thanks

//DESCRIPTION:Magic Tire Table Changer
// Jongware, 06-Apr-2010
// toMatch & applyStylename Prompts added by Benc.academie
// Warning: contains extremely targeted code;
// not likely usable for anyone else.

Hi Jongware,

To make this script more flexible, i've replaced the fisrt two lines with this

toMatch = “”;
toMatch = prompt (“Enter your GREP Expression”);
applyStylename = “”;
applyStylename = prompt (“Enter the Style name”);

Now, i don't know what to do with the infos at the top. Since this is an alteration of your original script, should i add an Edit to it or do you want me to leave the heading as it was. It is your script after all. I am new to programming so i don't know the “convention”.

Thanks

//DESCRIPTION:Magic Tire Table Changer
// Jongware, 06-Apr-2010
// toMatch & applyStylename Prompts added by Benc.academie
// Warning: contains extremely targeted code;
// not likely usable for anyone else.