Thanks David and Chris for your suggestions. Rebuilding the preferences hasn’t worked so I will investigate Chris’s suggestion tomorrow and let you know.

Hi Kenneth, I do have a text pattern in front of the \z but your reply prompted to look at it again and it now works as intended, so thank you!

Hi Jongware, thanks for this, I wasn’t aware that PNG targeted groups rather than pages but since you can export a selection, that would make sense.

That’s exactly what I wanted. Thanks once again Jongware.

Thanks Jongware, I have used ‘location instead of ‘fullName’ but the fonts are no longer saving. The original code is as follows:

function copyFontsToFolder(){
var fonts = [];
var fontPath = []
var fontName = []
for (i=0; i<fontsUsed.length; i++){
fontPath[i] = (fontsUsed[i].location) + “”;
fontName[i] = (fontsUsed[i].fullName);
fonts.push(fontsUsed[i]);
alert (fonts[i].fullName);
}
for (i=0; i<fontsUsed.length; i++){
File(fontPath[i]).copy (targetPath + “/Document Fonts/” + fontName[i]);
}
}

This works but does not include the extension so the OS does not recognise the filetype.

Thanks Jongware, I am no longer getting an error but neither does it seem to be working. If I manually export to PNG, specifying only the first page and then run the script that specifies ALL, I still only get the first page.

My code is as follows:

with (app.pngExportPreferences){
PNGExportRange = PNGExportRange.EXPORT_ALL
PNGQuality = PNGQuality.MAXIMUM
exportResolution = 300;
exportingSpread = true;
simulateOverprint = true;
transparentBackground = false;
useDocumentBleeds = false
}

I would be very grateful if you could let me know where I'm going wrong. Thank you.