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Sorry, I can’t get into the nitty gritty here, but I did do a color management course at LinkedIn Learning that you can find if you have subscription there and this URL (it’s hidden without this link)
https://www.linkedin.com/learning/indesign-color-management/welcome
I can’t think of any easy way to automate the “1 – 4” part. But actually, you can put the numbers before or after the text. For example:
Here you go, Heidi:
How to Install a Script in InDesign That You Found in a Forum or Blog Post
Zapf Dingbats? Symbol? One of the Wingding fonts?
Here are some articles that might help:
I’m guessing the problem is that text wrap around anchored objects ONLY affects lines AFTER the line in which it is anchored.
If you need it to affect the first line, too, then anchor it in the previous paragraph.
More info here:
I always prefer the keep all the chapters in the same document if I can. That said, once the document is more than several hundred pages, it gets unwieldy and I would use the book panel.
(But it drives me crazy when people use the book panel for something like a 100-page document.)
Ooops! Thanks for pointing that out. I think the link is fixed on that page now…
Thank you, Keith! I’m also going to put the script here, just in case dropbox loses track of it someday, years from now in the future.
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