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Okay, now I got it.
First line of GREP code: .+?(?=shining)
Second line of GREP code: (?<=shining).+
Everything except “shining” is selected.
Thank you once again David.
Thomas
Thank you David,
The first code did the trick, but I couldn´t get the other side of “shining” to be selected.
Thanks to David blatner and Peter kahrel, I found a nice workaround.
https://creativepro.com/indexing-a-range-rather-than-individual-pages.php
“Here is a script from Peter Kahrel that can convert index numbers into range:
https://www.kahrel.plus.com/indesign/index_update.html
Well thanks to Peter Kahrel´s book “GREP in InDesign”, I found the answer on page 53
\([^)]+\)$
Well, it suddenly occured to me, the problem lies of course in the fact,
that a qoute character ” is a single unicode used twice in the GREP code.
Where as the paranthesis ( ) is of course 2 different unicode´s.
So I, as a GREP trainee came up with this very simple solution:
1st GREP linecode: italic style to “.+?”
2nd GREP linecode: regular style to “+
I have almost a similar problem.
A textbox filled with letters, font style regular (no problem).
On the same page, a photo.jpg (no problem).
But if I add a dropshadow to the photo (or any other box for that matter) the text becomes “bold and jagged”.
It doesn´t matter if text and photo are one the same or different layers.
If I remove the dropshadow, the text reverts to fine and crisp “regular” style.
Here is the reason and solution for my problem.
Every time a textbox has a background fill of NONE, the problem occurs.
So by choosing anything than NONE, say paper, the problem disappears.
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