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  • in reply to: Strange page rotation behavior #87121

    I tried to recreate the situation (I found this document on a freelance job) but couldn’t do it. David, after your comment I realised there is an option to rotate the canvas.. (view > rotate) voila! I tried to find a notification on this rotated view, but I don’t think it’s there. So, after all.. solved! Thank you for the hint.

    in reply to: Prices indesign file #87109

    Just place the Excel file as a table. Apply tablestyles for styling. Here comes the good part: when a price changes, just update the linked table. To do that, first check “Create links when placing text and spreadsheets” in your Indesign prefs (and don’t forget to turn it off afterwards).

    in reply to: Exported graphics not correct colors #87088

    The Ai file might be RGB. When colors are converted to CMYK, the change appearance. First check the colorspace you are using, but it could be dependable on a lot of factors. Cheers.

    in reply to: Table script for setting var column widths #84885

    It says something like:

    Error: 8
    Syntax Error

    Engine: main
    File (etc)
    Line:18
    Source: alert(“Table width updated sucessfully…”);
    Responsible text: ”

    Ooh, I just fixed this one with Extendscript Toolkit (I found the debug function there). There where typographic quotes instead of dumb ones.

    But now it still stops at:
    with (myDoc.viewPreferences){

    Anyway, I found out this script will change all the colums in the document and that’s not what I was looking for.

    This was what I needed:

    var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
    var myWidths = [100, 100, 150, 150];
    for(var j=0; j < myWidths.length; j++)
    {
    app.selection[0].columns[j].width = myWidths[j];
    }

    So simple, so efficient;) After all, it was good to dive into the world of table scripting and all the possibilities there are. Ari, thanks for your time and response.

    in reply to: Table script for setting var column widths #84866

    Keep getting the syntax error.

    Looking into the code, I can change the numbers betweet the brackets [100, 100 etc]?

    Do I have to fill in any number on the for(var T=0 / i=0 / j=0 also to make it work?

    in reply to: Table script for setting var column widths #84849

    Thank you Ari, but still.. it doesn’t work :\

    Is the width always in points, or given by the program prefs?

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