Hi.

I just tried the “End Nested Style” and it worked fine, thanks a lot.

About the “Next Style”, yes, nothing happen. After reading your message I decided to make some tests and it only work if I type the text and hit Return/Enter. If I paste a text in the box and decide to break the text in two paragraphs, the second one will have Drop Caps too. Maybe I’m doing it wrong pasting and breaking it, any suggestion will be great. :)

Thanks a lot!

I had a keyboard, but that small one without the numpad. Hahahaha. But you’re right: I’ll buy a regular one. Will be useful and my “j” key is growing a small crack, so will be good to give my keyboard a little break.

Thanks again! Have a great weekend!

Thanks, Chris and David. I really don’t see a way too. I read the documentation about scripts and didn’t find any way to “capture” the “wrong” words. In my case I only work with latin languages, so I will still do it manually.

My idea is always make my files the most automatic as possible to avoid forgetting something when in a hurry closing files overnight. This thing would help but it’s not essential. Maybe soon I’ll find a way and if so, I will share here.

Thanks a lot.

Hi.

I’ve found a way. I’m pasting it below just in case someone want to use it or maybe improve it.

Thanks,
Luiz

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myDoc = app.activeDocument
var myDoc = app.activeDocument;

// create arrays to save frame infos
var xizes = [];
var xizes2 = []
var ipes = [];
var ipes2 = [];
var valors = [];
var valorsw = [];

// get frame infos (position and text lenght)
tf = app.activeWindow.activePage.textFrames;
var fim = tf.length;

for(var i = 0; i<fim; i++){
textFrame = tf[i];
tamanho = textFrame.characters.length;
palavras = textFrame.words.length;
par = textFrame.paragraphs.length;

// the locations for the textframe
var sp = 5;
var y1 = textFrame.geometricBounds[0] – sp;
var x1 = textFrame.geometricBounds[1];
var y2 = textFrame.geometricBounds[2] – sp;
var x2 = textFrame.geometricBounds[3] – sp;
xizes[xizes.length] = x1;
ipes[ipes.length] = y1;
xizes2[xizes2.length] = x2;
ipes2[ipes2.length] = y2;
valors[valors.length] = tamanho;
valorsw[valorsw.length] = palavras;

}

// create one frame for each existing, in a position a little different, showing char count
var main = function() {

var doc = app.activeDocument;
// set the origin to the page
var curr_origin = doc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin;
doc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.PAGE_ORIGIN;

tf = app.activeWindow.activePage.textFrames;
var ende = tf.length;

for(var g = 0; g < ende ; g++){

var content = “Chars: ” + valors[g] + ” Words: ” + valorsw[g];

// create the textframe
var tf = app.activeWindow.activePage.textFrames.add({
contents: content,
geometricBounds: [ipes[g], xizes[g], ipes2[g], xizes2[g]]
});
// apply style: I’ve made one with a PINK shading to simulate a box
tf.paragraphs[0].appliedParagraphStyle = doc.paragraphStyles.item(“myStyle”);

}

doc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = curr_origin;

};
main();