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Karin Enskog Ali
MemberOK, got you. Maybe the best way is to change the tab within the headings for an indent. Thank you!
March 10, 2014 at 11:21 pm in reply to: Cannot use numbering style format other than 1,2,3,4… #67552Karin Enskog Ali
MemberIt WAS just affecting one of my documents. I thought. Because I created a list just like I described only a couple of weeks ago, in a different document. But NOW, when I either create a brand new document or when I edit the paragraph style of the document that did work fine, the same problem happens.
I rebuilt my prefs as you suggested, but – alas – it didn’t help.
But: EUREKA!!! I had a recently lapsed trial version of World Tools installed. Wondering if that could be messing with things, I just now removed the In-Tools and Rorohiko folders from the Plugins folder. That did the trick!!!
Many thanks!
February 16, 2014 at 5:07 am in reply to: Problem with footnote imports from MS Word into InDesign CS5.5 #67201Karin Enskog Ali
MemberWould like to report that the problem has been resolved. The initial issue was that I hadn’t saved the script as plain text, since – I know now – TextEdit uses rtf as its default format.
Once the script file was correctly saved, I encountered some other problems running the script. These were eventually resolved by converting the Word doc into rtf before importing it.
For full details:
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6124776February 12, 2014 at 1:17 pm in reply to: Problem with footnote imports from MS Word into InDesign CS5.5 #67157Karin Enskog Ali
MemberHello again. As you gather from my last post I am a scripts newbie. After the useful reply above, I easily did the footnote to endnote conversion in Word. But even after a lot of googling and forum-research I have not been able to run the script successfully.
I copied the script from the forum into Text Edit and saved it in the scripts panel with a jsx extension (I’m ASSUMING it’s a Java script? Maybe this is my error?). I then created a new InDesign doc and placed the endnote-jammed Word document.
The script was visible in the scripts panel and I could start it, but I immediately got a runtime error. “JavaScript Error! Error Number: 8, Error String: Syntax error, Engine: main, File: /Applications/Adobe InDesign CS5.5/Scripts/Scripts Panel/Convert Endnotes to Footnotes.jsx, Line 1/…/”
Any ideas? Many thanks!
January 29, 2014 at 8:00 am in reply to: Problem with footnote imports from MS Word into InDesign CS5.5 #66863Karin Enskog Ali
MemberThank you very much for your reply! Now all I have to do is figure out how to do the footnote to endnote conversion in Word and how to run scripts in InDesign.
I’ve found some instructions, which I will follow:
WORD: https://office.microsoft.com/en-001/mac-word-help/convert-footnotes-to-endnotes-HA102929530.aspx
INDESIGN: https://creativepro.com/how-to-install-scripts-in-indesign.php -
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