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Well, there’s a feature Table > Convert Text to Table. So I assume that would be pretty easy to script.
Are you saying you’re exporting IDML from the database? If so, the database could probably spit out the correct IDML to make it a table already?
What if you just searched for '\w which means a single quote followed by any word character.
Then replace it with a ”
See also:
https://creativepro.com/tip-of-the-week-exchanging-apostrophes.php
and:
Does the Links panel show what page it’s on?
If you export as IDML and then open the IDML does it go away?
If you need a spiral in InDesign, check out this script: https://www.indiscripts.com/post/2016/08/drawing-spirals-in-indesign
Yes, you can keep files as native files, such as PSD and AI.
I strongly recommend NOT converting to CMYK (have written about that extensively, such as this article).
Congrats on getting into GREP, Ian!
Yes, you can start the expression with a caret ^ to force it to start at the beginning of the paragraph.
Yes, I understand. But if that highlights everything in blue, then it means that you have local formatting (formatting on top of the paragraph style) everywhere. So one solution is to change the font and size of the text until it matches the paragraph style. Or, maybe easier, change the paragraph style definition to match the current text.
For example, if the main text is Times Roman 12 point, then change the Basic Paragraph Style to match that. Then the blue highlighting should go away for everything except the differences
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