Well for starters, here is a quick script to show you the link paths.
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/**
* Show All Link Paths.js
*
* @author m1b
* @version 2025-02-27
* @discussion https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/suche-script-oder-plug-in-verknüpfungen-suchen-und-einfärben/m-p/15180561
*/
(function () {
var doc = app.activeDocument,
linkPaths = doc.links.everyItem().filePath;
alerter('Link Paths for "' + doc.name + '"', linkPaths.join('\n'));
})();
/**
* Show text in a multiline edit text field.
* @version 2024-07-30
* @Param {String} title - the title of the alerter
* @Param {String|Array} input - the text content (array of strings will work).
* @Param {Number} [width] - the dialog width (default: most of screen width).
* @Param {String} [buttonTitle] - the title of the button (default: 'Close').
*/
function alerter(title, input, width, buttonTitle) {
if (input instanceof Array)
input = input.join("\r");
var w = new Window("dialog", title),
et = w.add("edittext", undefined, input, { multiline: true, scrolling: true }),
button = w.add("button", undefined, buttonTitle || "Close", { name: "ok", alignment: ['right', 'center'] });
et.minimumSize = [1000, 600];
return (1 === w.show()) ? et.text : null;
};
Edit 2025-02-27: cleaned up alerter function to make it easier for OP to adjust size.
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