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Hi , how are you all
I want a script that cut selected text from me , and paste it in a new text frame at the exact place of the selected text without changing anything in its format or place
Thanks
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Any Help
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Why don't you simply use a snippet?
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I don't know snippt
Is this apply what I want ?
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Snippet are layout elements, it can be text frames, image frames, lines, whatever you want.
Just create the text frame where you need it, export it as a snippet. Then you can place this snippet and it will come at the same place than the original frame. See help here: https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/reusing-graphics-text.html
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I have a word file that I imported to indesign , I want to split some text of it to be able to move them alone ( separatelly ) so I need script
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Use the script to divide text frames based on a paragraph style. It is installed.
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There is no paragraph styles
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You should get to know...
Edit menu > Paste in Place
and another possibility...
Edit menu > Paste Without Formatting
I'm not sure why you would need a script. What are you trying to do?
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I want to separate parts of whole text ( story ) to be able to move them alone as a single units
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Hi R,
And why not simply drag n drop the text paragraphs in order to get the order you wish? BTW, that feature, oddly, has to be enabled in Preferences > Type > Drag n Drop Text Editing > Enable in Layout View
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It is very amazing feature , I tried it but that is we have one big story , and if we use this feature text layout will be different
Ex . If I press Enter , the next text will shift to the next page
I don't want that
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Forgive me for not understanding what your skill level is. Did you know that pressing the Enter key on the numeric keypad part of your full-size keyboard is the InDesign command to Page Break? Of course, the other common Return/Enter key next to the ditto key is the correct Return/Enter key for a new paragraph.
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I want to keep the file layout and not carry over the story contents to the next pages , so I want a script that can divide the parts I want to remain on the page into separate text boxes so that they are not carried over.
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Have you tried the builtin StorySplitter script in the scripts panel?
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@r36058804bwut does this script help at all? Similar to what Brian asked already but you didn't answer.
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No , I tried it and nothing to do
I want to select manually the text that I want and make a text frame for this text only at the exact position of the original text , not to splity story only
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Okay, please post an .indd showing BEFORE the split, and AFTER the split. Then we can see exactly what you expect to happen.
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for example : this is the text that i select
I want to be that ( in a separate text frame at the same place of the original text )
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You are almost there! But those screenshots don't show what I need to see. Please post an .indd document showing before and after*. You can attach it to a post here.
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Any help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If this is urgent @r36058804bwut perhaps you could offer to pay someone for their time to script exactly what you want. It is hard to write a script given vague instructions and no example document to help. Oh, and if it isn't fun for them, nobody will do it for free.
- Mark
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I uploaded the .indd file , I showed you what I want to do
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