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May 20, 2016 at 10:21 am in reply to: Apply Multiply Effect and Clipping Path then Group images. #85067
Masood Ahmad
ParticipantThanks Ari. I hope the script will be available for me by Monday. Good Luck and thanks in advance for your time and favour.
March 18, 2016 at 10:42 am in reply to: Black color is changing after export to high quality PDF #83070ParticipantThat is because of the Preferences settings in InDesign.
Preference > Appearance of Black > “Options for Black on RGB and Greyscale Devices”
This is the reason the Black color changes to Rich black when exported with Smallest Size preset. Every Black is changed to Rich Black for better view.However, the High Quality preset knows the differences between Pure Black and Rich Black and keeps it separate.
ParticipantI done it too. Anything else… :)
March 18, 2016 at 10:10 am in reply to: Black color is changing after export to high quality PDF #83067ParticipantHi Marcin,
For creating a High Quality Print PDF, you can use the “High Quality Print” PDF preset. The “Smallest File Size” is mainly for proofing the file through emails. The Smallest File Size preset converts the Document to sRGB which is a monitor compatible colour profile.
Hope that helps.
March 18, 2016 at 9:56 am in reply to: Part 2: Calculation of Paragraph length(s) in a document #83066ParticipantPeter, try putting your code in the
< code > xxxxxxxxxx < /code >tag.ParticipantHi, can you please provide a copy of the exact text here. As I read, you can easily find the text to apply the Date Heading style, similarly, that text can be used to find the line above it and hence your expectations can be met easily using GREP-Find/Change.
Participantone that can be opened from both directions.If a book can be opened from both directions, then where is the Binding???
If the binding is going to be on both sides, then how will you open it???
For these kind of things, you can either create two files; one for English and the other for Hebrew. Then create two PDFs which can then be combined into one book by the printer. Keeping the front and back covers as Front Covers only.
ParticipantThe best institution is a Man itself where he learns by his mistakes and comes out with a solution that last long and is called EXPERIENCE.
ParticipantIt is a good idea Ari. On the other hand I think the ‘Write for Us’ can serve this purpose.
ParticipantWhy do you want to select a month. I think you have defined all the twelve months as a single string in your custom text. If that so, then delete it and just put one month’s name in the custom text field. For example: March. Similarly, change the March to April in the next month.
or you can use the variable to insert the Month automatically every month:
1) Go to Text Variables
2) Click New….
3) Name the Variable as per your choice for example “Issue Month”
4) Select ‘Modification Date’ from the Drop down Type menu
5) Edit the ‘Date Format:’ to read “MMMM”
6) Click Ok and exit the Text Variables panel.
7) Use the “Issue Month” variable in your footers etc.Hope that works for you :)
ParticipantTo apply a Style-Stroke to a text, you have to convert it to outline. You can only apply Line-Stroke to live text. To edit the text in future, you can keep a copy of the text (before converting it to outline) on a separate layer (which can be made hidden).
ParticipantAlice, please check, if these can be helpful to you:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_pLmZ05_3rcQW9pQWd2ZE5pc1U/view
ParticipantHi, If you want to replace the full stop with a
). for example:1.will become1), then you can edit the “Bullets and Numbering” dialog box and change the Number:^#.^tto^#)^tunder the Numbering Style option.If you’re not using a Numbered List style then you can probable do a GREP Find/Change in the below given manner:
GREP Find Change:
Find what:(^\d+)(\.)
Change to:$1)Hope that works for you…
ParticipantTo keep the ball running in an easiest way…
Create a copy of your InDesign file, Convert the Tables to text and generate the Index. Finally paste that Index to your original InDesign file.
…let’s see if someone comes up with a script.
ParticipantYou can use the “Move Pages” command in the Pages panel by right clicking on the selected pages(s) and moving it to a different file. You can also check the option “Delete pages after moving”, if you wish to delete the moved pages from the current document.
P.S: Make sure you have the second file open in your InDesign.
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