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Have you looked at “Balance Ragged Lines”? You have to be using the Paragraph Composer or it does nothing, but it seems pretty useful for headlines.
Max PintonParticipantI’m still running 15.0.3 and have been holding off upgrading largely because of this bug, which I ran into a few versions ago and was an absolute showstopper for me. I never realized how much I use Undo to experiment.
Anyway, 15.1.2 is out and I don’t see any mention of this being fixed in the change list (though it is mentioned as a fix in 15.0.2):
https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/fixed-issues.html
Anyone know if this has been resolved?Max PintonParticipantIt’s not the best idea ever, but you could try more esoteric versions of the colon, which are allowed in filenames:
? MODIFIER LETTER RAISED COLON
? MONGOLIAN COLON
? SMALL COLON
? FULLWIDTH COLON
? MODIFIER LETTER COLON
Font support for these varies but you could always use a grep style to change your faux-colons to a font that includes them.July 3, 2020 at 11:25 pm in reply to: Maintaining equal vertical distribution between text frames #14331289Max PintonParticipantCould you inline the eight text frames inside a single full-height text frame that’s set to vertically justify? You can do some pretty magical stuff with anchored objects.
May 30, 2020 at 7:06 am in reply to: Pasting images from frame to frame without loss of positioning data #1252983Max PintonParticipantI wonder if the resolve method could be coaxed to return the coordinates relative to the frame. This is from page 121 of the CS6 Scripting Guide. The other CoordinateSpaces they mention that seem promising are CoordinateSpaces.parentCoordinates and CoordinateSpaces.innerCoordinates:
Resolving locations
Sometimes, you need to get the location of a point specified in one coordinate space in the context of another coordinate space. To do this, use the resolve method, as shown in the following script example. (For the complete script, see ResolveLocation.)
var myPageLocation = myRectangle.resolve([[72, 72], AnchorPoint.topRightAnchor], CoordinateSpaces.pasteboardCoordinates, true);
//resolve() returns an array containing a single item.
alert(“X: ” + myPageLocation[0][0] + “\rY: ” + myPageLocation[0][1]);Max PintonParticipantThanks. That’s an ingenious use of bookmarks. I think I’ll give MyDataMerge a spin next time. For this project it wasn’t a dealbreaker to have 306 individual pdfs, which I renamed with a Perl script.
Max PintonParticipantYou want the results of the replace (it doesn’t replace in-place), so try:
myDocName2 = myDocName1.replace(‘indd’, ‘ps’);
Max PintonParticipantDepending on how you define “break the automatic numbering,” you could just start a new section for 20.1 with the section prefix “20.” and then start a new section for page 21 after your new page(s) to resume your existing numbering. If you added or removed pages before 20 you’d have to adjust your section settings but otherwise the auto numbering would update correctly. This is all controlled in Layout > Numbering & Section Options.
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