Hi, Does this mean their text frames would be bigger? … (^/) ... View more

Cool! Soon! … In private!  (^/) ... View more

Never too late about a very clever script written by Scott Zanelli 10 years ago!  (^/) ... View more

Some time later! … Another approach! Always 1 click!  (^/) ... View more

Jane, Could you be interested to realize a review [screenshot/video/laïus] of this future script [not for free] that will just do it in 1 click, simply based on the title para style? (^/) ... View more

The video has been posted 25/03/2014! Search in March 2014!  (^/) ... View more

Hi Jane!  Just: "Obi-wan"! (^/) ... View more

Salut Philippe [Loïc  😉 ], Je serais curieux [question de temps] d'implémenter une approche "tags XML" sur ce script [son code n'est pas dans le domaine public !]: … qui repose sur Grep (dans l'immédiat !). (^/) ... View more

Hi, Already answered [3 years ago!] to this kind of layout! Make a research on the Forum! (^/) ... View more

Hi Vladan, The problem is not to thread or unthread text frames but create them!  (^/) ... View more

Hi, 9 months ago! ... Based on Grep! InDesign: Split texts! … (^/) 😉 - YouTube (^/) ... View more

Peter, I've effectively taken your 2nd way! Some weeks ago, someone asked me to write a script to detect this kind of problem! … and "only find" the 4 words with partial bold! This person knew the corrections needed to be "manual"! … … Because, if the 3 first needed to be in bold, not the 4th [just the first letter in bold! So the script "jumps" [using a shortcut] through the words with problem, selecting one after the other (and only them: partial bolded) and the op can decide how to correct them: "Bold or not bold! … That is the question!!" Make an "all replace" is, by experience, very dangerous! … and that wasn't my client's choice! I discovered at this moment that [JS] considers "Peter)," as a "word" in the sentence "… Peter),"! Rather boring! That's why I said ".words[0]" doesn't work correctly! (^/)  ... View more

Hi Peter, How do you define here "parent word"? words[0] doesn't work! (^/) ... View more

Hi corullon! …  Hi Krzysztofa, Do you only want to search words not completely in "bold"? … and of course, not find words totally in "bold"! (^/) ... View more

You’ve time to loose apparently 45 days later! ... (^/) ... View more

Hi, By curiosity, could you share this table? [.idml] (^/) ... View more

Aha! Not sure it works correctly! … As I already said: test! I forgot! … You're wrong here too: Re: Time formatting in indesign (^/) [over!] ... View more

Test your 2 codes on Norman's screenshot text! … [OFF!] ... View more

… Both works the same way. Absolutely not! (^/) [End of this thread for me!] ... View more

… And  ^\s+  is not equal to  ^\h+  really less greedy, especially useful if you take a look to the screenshot posted by Norman! (^/)  ... View more

I'm glad you learned something today!  … But anyone who knows a little Grep would have made the same comment! So, useless to be ironic! (^/) ... View more

Humm! Once again! Of course, it will work but I'm absolutely and definitively not interested by this kind of Grep writing! Find:  ^\h+ Replace by:  nothing (^/) ... View more

Do you just wanna remove the spaces at the beginning of para? (^/) ... View more

Norman, Could you post screenshots with the invisible chars? (^/) ... View more

Surely not! … a simple Grep problem to be fixed! "Script" doesn't systematically mean "Scripting"! Just need to read the question! (^/) ... View more

Supposing you could have 1 billion of dollars or just 1 dollar in your pocket, you'll need 2 regex to fix it! 1/ Find:  (\$)([\d,]*\d) Replace by:  $2~s$1 2/ Find:  \d\K,(?=\d) Replace by:  ~< (^/)  ... View more

Hi, Nobody said it was a beginning of para. A no-break (or thin space) before $ could be cool. Idem as thousand separator. Everybody suppose we'll never have more than 999,999! Try:  $1,000,000,001 (^/)  ... View more

Steve, Not at all! I just indicate that if you want to simply do it in 1 click, you'll need a script! (^/)  ... View more

More funny with real footnotes!  (^/) ... View more

Surely not with a simple Grep code! ~F(,~F)*[,;.?!…]    if you play with "true" footnote calls! \d+(,\d+)*[,;.?!…]    if you play with "false" note calls! In the first case, don't try! … To play it, you'll need a script!  In the second one, euh! … Well! you'll need the same script! [more simple to explain!  ] Of course, in the 2 cases, just enter the first or second Grep code into the first form ["Find:"] of the Find/Replace InDesign window … … and just 1 click for launching the script! Done!  (^/) ... View more