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Michel Allio for FRIdNGE
ParticipantHi,
Tell us more:
Just remove all (anchored) text frames with a specific object style applied?
Just remove all (anchored) text frames with a specific object style applied and placed inside tables?
Just remove all (anchored) text frames with a specific object style applied and placed inside tables searching through their contents?
……Too tired to try to find the good case, especially for free!
Best,
Michel, for FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comParticipantAha! I shot a second earlier! Claudio is lying in the dust! =D
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Lucky Mike, the guy who shoots faster than his shadowParticipantB\KL(?=-)
October 4, 2018 at 2:44 am in reply to: Adding space between punctuation and superscript with GREP #110738ParticipantAs Jacquouille la Fripoulle [“Okay! ……”] in the movie “The Visitors” or Gaston Lagaffe [“M’enfin! …”] in the comic strip of the same name, I thought Raphael would launch his famous call: ” Akiwa! … “, but not this time! ;-)
Simplistic view:
Adjust the kerning value between ” or ‘ or ! and a number when the font used is Arial and the number is superscript!
// by FRIdNGE [October 2018]
//————————————————–
var myFindWhat = “[”‘!]d”,
myAppliedFont = “Arial”,
myKerning = 500,
myCharPosition = Position.SUPERSCRIPT;
//————————————————–app.findGrepPreferences = null;
app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = myFindWhat;
app.findGrepPreferences.appliedFont = myAppliedFont;
myFound = app.activeDocument.findGrep();
var F = myFound.length, f,
myCounter = 0;
for ( f = 0; f < F ; f++ ) {
if ( myFound[f].insertionPoints[1].kerningValue != myKerning && myFound[f].characters[1].position == myCharPosition ) {
myFound[f].insertionPoints[1].kerningValue = myKerning;
myCounter++
}
}
app.findGrepPreferences = null;alert(“Done! … [” + myCounter + “]\rby FRIdNGE, october 2018”)
Have a good day! ;-)
October 3, 2018 at 4:10 am in reply to: Adding space between punctuation and superscript with GREP #110718ParticipantHi,
Simplistically:
• Insert a Grep style:
[”‘!](?=~j\d)
char Style: “tracking +200” (sample)
• Then just play this regex:
Find: [”‘!](?=\d)
Replace by: $0~jBest,
Michel, for FRIdNGESeptember 30, 2018 at 5:33 pm in reply to: Using find/change to highlight product in catalogue #110639ParticipantHi,
Could you post a screenshot here?
If not, you could send it to me.
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Michel, for FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comParticipantToo many wrongly think here and elsewhere I’m really a bad not-heplful guy! …
That will make me always laugh truly a lot! ;-)M
ParticipantFind: .+\K.
Replace by: $0@
Find Format: + ItalicBest,
MichelParticipantIf @ is the char you want to insert after the 4th char …
Find: (.{4})(.+)
Replace by: $1@$2
Find Format: + ItalicOf course, that logically means if you want to insert @ at the beginning of each “italic” text, you need to find: (.{0})(.+)
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Michel, for FRIdNGEParticipantHi,
Personally, not for free! …
If more, you can contact me.
Best,
Michel, for FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comSeptember 26, 2018 at 2:19 pm in reply to: ToC/Paragraph Style Repetition Across Linked Stories #110582ParticipantHi Lauren and Claudio,
Imho, you’re right and wrong both of you! … ;-)
According to me, Claudio, you’re right proposing to use an “header variable” but that won’t work as it seems to me you think!
Lauren, you’re just right about the use of “some sort of Paragraph Style and/or Grep magic” but surely wrong if she imagines that could be enough to solve your problem!
That said, if interested to generate your TOC including this “header variable” just using a script [already written!] and playing one click, feel free to contact me! …
Best,
Michel, for FRIdNGE
michel.allio.frindge@gmail.comParticipantHi,
I’ve written such a script [in fact 2: “next page” and “previous page”] one year ago for a client.
If interested [low price paid scripts package], you can contact me:Best,
Michel, for FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comAugust 31, 2018 at 2:18 am in reply to: Is there a way to duplicate a new layer below the current layer? #110177ParticipantHi,
[Note: the “Alt”-drag doesn’t work correctly about the first (background) layer! …]
Select a layer in the “Layers” window [to make it “active”] and run this simple script [useful to associate a keyboard shortcut to it!]:
// by FRIdNGE, August 2018
var myLayer0 = app.activeDocument.activeLayer,
myLayer1 = myLayer0.duplicate();
myLayer1.move(LocationOptions.AFTER, myLayer0);Best,
Michel, for FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comParticipantHi Anne-marie,
You’re totally right! Align text across columns using “Lock to Baseline Grid” is really simple to play!
… But align (Y-offset) the first line of each para of the first story on the first line of the corresponding para of the second story, especially when the leadings are totally different (as I show in the video) is … a little less simplistic!
However, could we consider just 1 click as something simple to play?
I’ll definitely say: “Yes!”
Best,
MichelAugust 25, 2018 at 9:18 am in reply to: Moving all Objects on all Pages of a InDesign Document #110098ParticipantHi
I’ve written such a script [a little more complex] some years ago for a client but it wasn’t for free!
So I can’t help more if you’re only interested by a scripter for-free work!Best,
Michel, for FRIdNGE
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