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June 7, 2018 at 2:18 pm in reply to: Creating consistent multi-page documents with multiple text frames #104248
Michel Allio for FRIdNGE
ParticipantHi,
It could be simple but no time for studies for free!
If nobody helps you, you always could contact me!
Best,
Michel, from FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comParticipantUse capitals for “BECAUSE” means that you’re surely right! …
But, personally, not truly sure!How would I do it? …
I’ld import the Word file with the Word images!
So, we could suppose they will be anchored in the text in a single para per each one. We could suppose too they appear in a logical order so that we could easily name the definitive images as “figure_1.psd”, “figure_2.ai, … figure_577.jpeg (the last one).
I’d use (inclede in the script mentionned below) a simple find/replace to find all these anchored images and replace them by a para as “@figure@ (without numbering and suffixe (.ai, or .psd or .jpeg or .pdf, …).
No image but paras with that code.
Of course, the images are ready and placed in a specific folder.
Now, just 1 click to import the 577 images! … by script.That’s all!
Best,
MichelParticipantI can! … By another question!
Why don’t you import the Word file with the ‘Word’ images?Best,
MichelParticipantNow, you ask something with a question! …
And I have the same answer!Best,
MichelParticipantYeap! …
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Michel, from FRIdNGEJune 1, 2018 at 1:07 pm in reply to: A personal AI powered Indesign assistant to offload your boring tasks #104150ParticipantIt’s not awesome! … I’s just scripting!
Place the cursor in a cell to select the entire table;
Select cell(s);
Select row(s) or column(s);
Select text including tables to be treated;
Place the cursor in a story to catch all the tables inside it;
Select text frame(s) to catch all the tables inside them;
Select nothing to treat all the tables of the doc;
or Select nothing to treat all the tables of the active book (only open).… nothing more than a script! ;-)
June 1, 2018 at 6:24 am in reply to: A personal AI powered Indesign assistant to offload your boring tasks #104148ParticipantKelly,
Not personally truly interested to wait for years for a so simple matter! … ;-)
Best,
Michel, from FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comMay 31, 2018 at 4:02 am in reply to: Automatic reference and copy of content between layers? #104124ParticipantMay 30, 2018 at 5:05 am in reply to: A personal AI powered Indesign assistant to offload your boring tasks #104099ParticipantHi, It’s me, HAL!
What could I do for youuuuuuuuuuuuu! …
… Maybe write a script for youuuuuuuuuuuuu! …=D
ParticipantYou just need a script! “.. ;-)
ParticipantNot so simplistic! …
If ” · ” “disappears” before “cheese”, this action will create more space for the first item of a third line! …
Best,
Michel, from FRIdNGE
michel.allio.fridnge@gmail.comParticipant… Because your import it as “tabulated text”!
You need to import it as a “table”! Then apply a table Style (building the header/footer).
You have to really understand how to play before becoming a “Tables Queen”! ;-)
So, it’s a really good thing for you to learn more about tables!
My eventual work for you: just give you the way to perfectly build hundreds of tables in just 1 click! … But this is just a detail and truly less important than your personal learning!
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MichelParticipantJust a comment 2 weeks after my first post:
I suppose it’s not an urgent work to be achieved in a short delay? ;-)
… and I don’t understand well what you mean about your mention “…getting data to fill the thing”.
For me, it’s just a problem of layout! … So, I confirm my first comment! ;-)
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MichelParticipant… And don’t forget to convert the first row to “header” and the last one to “footer”!
I hope for you you haven’t hundreds of tables to be played! =D
Best,
MichelPS: Remember my basic “6-code-lines” script proposal if big headache! ;-)
May 21, 2018 at 1:29 pm in reply to: Convert faux footnote numbers (superscripted) to actual footnotes #103886Participant??? …
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