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I would like to point out that converting RGB to CMYK (or vice versa) is rarely that straightforward. You need to ask “which RGB” and “which CMYK” for there are many.
My guess is that the best solution would be to export an RGB CMYK and then use Acrobat to convert it to CMYK.
Or use InDesign’s built-in conversion tools to export a CMYK PDF, as we discuss here:
Why You Should Import RGB Images Into InDesign and Convert to CMYK On Export
Very weird. When you say it works on your phone, are you pointing your phone at your screen? Or at a printout? I have had situations where complex QR codes are too small to pick up properly in print, but they work fine when on my screen… because I’m zoomed in!
We have a few scripters who read here sometimes, but you might get even more help at the InDesign Scripting group on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/indesignscripting
More articles on this subject here:
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The vertical bar means “or” so ("|') means look for a double or a single quote.
OK, I posted it here: https://creativepro.com/downloads/ListLinks_tolbain.jsx
There is actually another one, from another scripter (Steve Wareham) here: https://creativepro.com/downloads/ListLinks.jsx
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