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Michel, I think this is a true tribute to a legend like Jongware. Your tribute portrays that both InDesign and Jongware are made for each other where one is the soul and the other is the body. My sincere respects to you.
Thanks, David for making me part of this tribute.
In the past few days, I’ve been thinking about Jongware since he hasn’t been active. So, I searched the web to find out more about him and found this. As my eyes filled with tears, I was unable to do what I was doing. Even though I only know him from forums and some messages, I have become a huge fan.
I extend my deepest condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time. May his soul rest in peace.
Hi David, Hi jongware,
Hope you are well.
Really sorry for reopening this topic. A few days back, a friend of my colleague who is currently working in Dubai, asked the same question. I told him that it is not possible. Out of curiosity I then searched the web and tries to achieve this, but no luck.
I also tries my hand on the PDF (https://creativepro.com/creating-custom-printer-marks-in-indesign/) but didn’t get anything that could change the color of the cropMarks.
I know we can add cropMarks manually using the slug area, but I’m now more interested in some code that can change the color of the crop marks.
After reading the PDF, I see that we can change the color of the text, text bar, strokes etc, then why are we not able to change the color of the cropMarks.
I’m sure, Jongware can do some magic here.
Looking forward to…
Thanks,
Masood
This is even better, try this…
You can try this one liner to change the Transparency Blend mode to RGB
app.documents[0].transparencyPreferences.blendingSpace = BlendingSpace.RGB;
save this code as a ‘[name].jsx’ JavaScript file and run it using the batch export utility on the folder containing your 40 files.
https://creativepro.com/files/kahrel/indesign/batch_convert.html
Hope this will help.
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