Hi Don:   After you add the text anchor to one file, open the other file, click an insertion point where to want to add the cross-reference and choose: Link to: Text Anchor Document: the first file Text Anchor: the name of the anchor you added to the first file     ~Barb ... View more

Hi @Catharine26941291c64a:   How about \d+(,\d+)?(~=\d+)?   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @kumar_n:   Here's one more idea to add to the mix: Adobe has a number of templates available for download at stock.adobe.com. Here is an example of a classic book template which may not be what your want, but there are lots of others.     — https://stock.adobe.com/Search?ff_4815162342=true&k=books&locale=en_US&x-product=IDSN%2F20.3.1&x-product-location=CCXStart-fnft%2Fundefined&x-radarSession=undefined&x-appSession=0366F51D-986D-4FAC-A944-E092F00C3F51&ute=true&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Atemplate%5D=1&filters%5Btemplate_type_id%5D%5B%5D=3&filters%5Btemplate_category_id%5D%5B%5D=3&as_channel=adobe_apps&as_source=app&as_campclass=brand&as_campaign=&expires_in=86399996&asset_id=633862419   Templates are great because they save you the time of setting up a document and making all the decisions. However, they're not intuitive to a new user. So if you are brand-new to InDesign, you're still going to have a learning curve getting up and running on them.   One more thing: however you approach this job, be sure to define primary frames on the parent pages so that you can modify the layout down the road, if necessary.   ~Barb ... View more

When you make a new document, you can chose your favorite settings, then click Save Preset in the right column (under OK and Cancel) of the New > Document dialog box and then load that preset the next time you need Landscape.      It's possible that you can also close all open files and then set the default in Document Setup, but that isn't how we do it in modern versions and I can't test this on  CS6.   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @Zahra24083627m3k6:   It's likely corrupt preferences. Start with Reset Start Preferences on Quit.   ~Barb   ... View more

Hi @dublove:   You have three groups. Your first group is the position locator: beginning of paragraph. Not sure why you are grouping it. InDesign will add a space for $1 if you leave it grouped. And then when nested groups, the encompassing group is counted first, and the nested one second.    I want to search all the numbers To simply match the numbers at the beginning of a paragraph to replace with something else here is one example. I suspect there are more efficient queries but I seem to be the only one here for the moment.  ^(\d+)\.(\d+)?\.?(\d+)?\.?   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @dchr:   I'm sure your support representative explained the N, N-1 policy to you but for others seeing this thread down the road: https://helpx.adobe.com/support/programs/cc-support-policy.html   The only option to obtain installers is to plead your case (again) with Adobe directly—17 (N-3) and 18 (N-2) aren't available in the CC desktop app and we (this is a user-to-user forum) don't have access to them. Most of the time this is unsuccessful, but once and a while we hear that they were provided.   The alternative is updating your Mac (system requirements: https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/system-requirements.html) or if this is a brand new subscription within the cancellation window, to cancel the subscription: https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/cancel-subscription.html.   ~Barb ... View more

"InDesign uses the Boost libraries for GREP; information on those libraries is available from http://www.boost.org, though the documentation there is a bit sparse."   —GREP in InDesign, Third Edition by @Peter Kahrel    If you haven't purchased this book yet, @dublove, I highly recommend it.   ~Barb ... View more