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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEMichel Allio for FRIdNGEHi David,
All is said! one hour (or more!) or one click!
Nothing to add if you work for free! One work-hour will ever be one hour for free! =D
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEHi,
You need a script that imports each Word file in a separate story!
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEA lot wouldn’t appreciate I can make money on such a script, whose original version is free!
Totally hypocritical!! Anyway, a lot see me as a “Sith” since I decided not to give henceforth scripts for free!
Obi-wan Kenobi, Jedi forever!
Michel Allio for FRIdNGEDavid,
Sorry but it was just to show that modify Steve’s script is doable!
I’ve spent too much time on it to share my personal version!
That’s because nobody did it that I’ve needed to do it for my own use and we aren’t talking about a 5-lines script, but +500!
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGE… I confirm:
It is always indeed very boring when great scripts like the one written by Steve Wareham in 2009 on an original idea of … David Blatner [ ;-) ] proves a little limited!
Personal [private] version [v. 5, not definitive]:
… Just +400 absolutely clever code lines to be explored without moderation! …
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEMy email is: obiwankenobiearth@gmail.com
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEHi,
You’ll need a small process based on a script!
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGELoïc
You know my position on this point! I remain always less categorical! ;-)
Willy,
Could we have more details? [screenshots]
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGECorrection on the first line:
Even if this could be an interesting beginning: …
Michel Allio for FRIdNGEEven this could be an interesting beginning:
… the question needs to be dug deeper for a first and simple reason:
How do you do with a colorized para between 2 pages!?
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEBruno,
I hope you will have news from Chung_Chiang almost 10 years after his only question and only post on Adobe Forums, in answer to your own today demand!
https://forums.adobe.com/message/9970477?et=watches.email.thread#9970477
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PS: … Such a script could be cool to imagine and, sure!, it will take me less than 10 years to write it! … ;-)
Michel Allio for FRIdNGEYou’ll need a script and this script doesn’t exist yet! ;-)
I do think David will confirm it! …
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEOk!
Not sure Theunis’ script could be useful! …
I think an interesting way could be, after having defined the colors arena on all the book [using formulas in Excel -> export .txt + array in Javascript], to export, page per page, each page (with page number as name, e.g., 001.pdf, 002.pdf, …) changing, before exporting, the values of the color!
Like this, you could get a beautiful rainbow! =D
Finally, with Acrobat, rebuild the book in one click!
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Michel Allio for FRIdNGEJust a question: What is the final use? Pdf? …
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