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MemberThanks!
I figured I was out of luck, but you never know. I think I will make an empty character style, then apply it to the GREP style for the characters (regardless of location) and run a manual check on all the occurrences to verify they don’t start a line. Still a process, but it shouldn’t take less than a day. I guess I’ll start on that script in the offseason, too.I abandoned the Japanese Paragraph Composer a few versions ago, but maybe it’s time to revisit.
stewb
MemberThe GREP in the first post is actually meant to be the Japanese characters separated by pipes, and not a bunch of question marks.
stewb
MemberIf it's a swatch that's in a placed image, an easy way to find it is to right-click the InDesign file in Bridge, “Show Linked Files”, and look at the metadata in each link for the offending swatch. You can also filter the list by File Type.
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MemberThe next/previous page marker works if the two frames are linked together on the master. Helpful to know if you're ever working on a book with both page numbers on one page “002-003”.
Make a text box on each of the facing pages and link them together. On the left hand side, put the current page number, then a frame break, then the previous page number marker in the box on the right hand page. If you don't want exclusively even-numbered pages, you would then have to number your spreads by hand in the pages panel, and that's probably pretty easy with a script. You'd also need to turn off spread and page shuffling in the pages panel.
stewb
MemberFunny, I was just looking for this yesterday
September 17, 2010 at 11:56 am in reply to: Any Way to Synchronize a Book to Turn On/Off Layers? #57035stewb
MemberWhat about converting the watermark on the master page into a button?
Then, on export, you can specify Interactive Elements->”Do not include” when you export for print, and ->”include appearance” on the pdfs that require it.
September 16, 2010 at 8:12 am in reply to: Can I find/change the bullets or numbering that InDesign creates? #57029stewb
MemberIn the type menu -> Bullets and Numbering -> Convert Numbering (or bullets) to Text.
If you set up a specific character style for your numbers, you may need to adjust the baseline shift.
stewb
MemberFEFF is the culprit, all right. I never would have thought to use regular Find Text to search for it, but it works like a charm. Thanks!
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