youre welcome! ... View more

text in grey: select the frame, then right click and choose properties and choose the value of black ... View more

from the site https://www.pdfa.org/accessibility-%c2%96-what-pdfa-1a-really-means/ ..."Creating PDF/A-1a (accessible) PDFs The key thing to understand is that a really good PDF/A-1a file is one that also complies with PDF/UA. Creating accessible PDF automatically directly from an authoring application is possible, but first and foremost requires the PDF creation software to be capable of generating PDF tags. A wide variety of applications, from Adobe Acrobatís plugin to Microsoft Word to Adobeís InDesign and FrameMaker, as well as free applications such as Open Office, can create tagged PDF. However, itís not enough to simply use the right software and push the right buttons. Tags must correctly represent the logical structure of the document. Ensuring tags are correctly applied requires strict guidelines governing document authoring, layout and production. Styles must be appropriately named and/or role-mapped, and then employed consistently and correctly. Table structure must be well-considered and implemented; images need alternate text; heading tags should descend from H1 to H2 and H3 without skipping, and so on. Manual validation work may be minimized or eliminated through authoring practices that are sensitive to accessibility requirements. Absent careful, accessibility-oriented authoring, alternate text for images, complex layouts, tables and forms will require human validation into the foreseeable future. In principle, structured documents are just better. Teach the authors how to write documents with an eye for the concerns of accessibility and the problem is solved in the most cost-effective possible way. Never * Use color or contrast alone to indicate meaning * Use design to convey meaning in a way that canít be expressed though the documentís text Avoid * Spanning table cells, complex table structures in general * Table tags without tabular data * Illustrations comprised of many small vector graphics * Overlapping elements * Background images Always * Prefer simpler layouts * Address the need for alternate text for graphics early in the authoring process"... ... View more

unfortunately, it seems no. but maybe you should ask it in acrobat forum to confirm it ... View more

In fact, the preflight recommends that you save it to PDF / A-1b ... View more

you could transform your pdf to PDF/A-1b take a look difference from 1a and 1b ( you can do it in this way: or in this way ... View more

from InDesign you could create your pdf and than you could transforme it to pdf/a-1a from Acrobat pro ... View more

yes of course ... View more

open your file (or new file if you want to start  a new job) and choose File > Document Setup, then enter new values into the Width, Height and Bleed text fields to change the page size and bleed ... View more

OK. I have not translated well your question. in youre case the answer of Obi-wan-Kenobi is ok ... View more

grep find (?<=[\l\u]\s): ... View more

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Make your final A4 pdf. Make new indesign A5 document and import your A4 pdf file with Multipageimporter (free download) setting "Scale of imported pages" 50% ... View more

try to flatten transparency in acrobat pro first and then reduce the size ... View more

Ken Nielsen ha scritto: Malcom, Thank You for going to the effort to show that screen shot, before I go about setting up paragraph styles, I want to see what was missing in my InDesign. As you can see, you have a lot more going with your panel at the top of the page. Something is not checked or included, but when I click on the far right icon I do not see which choice I should make to include the full set of choices you have showing. Here is my 'top of screen' panel... Try to reset your workspace (top right corner). I see on your screenshot you have essentials pull down manu > reset essentials (you can choose one other workspace or setting your own one) ... View more

It's just what I wanted! Thank you very much Ariel ... View more

Thank you Ariel, yes I would like to trasform each title that are now in ALL CAPS in sentencecase. TITLE CHAPTER > Title chapter. Does the script above work in this case? ... View more

Hi Laubender, I tried your script. works very good! thank you very much ... View more

Hi Jump_Over, - the para style "notes" are applied to footnotes; - there is "+" nearby a style name (I not force the style with "alt"  to not lose local italics, small caps, bold etc.); - this style is applied automaticly (I made it in indesign befor imported text from word); - para style "notes" is created in indesign. Text in word had footnotes not hyphenated and obviously this has remained in indesign. I could solve the problem by setting the hyphenation in word (you can select  all notes and set hyphenation) and after importing the text in indesign. The problem is that the text in indesign is practically in final phase and now in not convenient to start again from Word and import the text again. In indesign I could select the notes one at a time and apply hyphenation, but there are a hundreds of footnotes. I thought there is a mode to change all automatically. Thank you ... View more

Thank you camilo for the Kahrel's script. ... View more

hi camilo umana, I select a word and than start the script. in this way the script doesn't give any error message. If I don't select nothing and start the script then I have the same error message as your. ... View more

hi camilo umana, very interesting thank you ... View more

This script is exactly what I needed! Thank you very much jongware ... View more

Hi jongware, For me is important that the script just find the hyphenated word, but when I start the script doesn't find nothing, although the hyphenated word exist. I have one file in indesign that has 600 pages and I have seen that one abbreviation sometimes hyphenated. Now, I don't want change all occurrences with "find" that word and "change" in the same word but not hyphenated, because the text in this case could moves without my control. I would like simply to find that word only when it is hyphenated and change manually with controll if the text moves or not. Thank you in advance ... View more

hi jongware, thanks a lot. However I do something wrong: I copied and pasted youre script. I changed the word "nonfunctional" with one other word (hyphenated) and when I start the script don't happened nothing. Where I wrong? Thanks in advance ... View more