As I've already said, I pilot here the script with ESTK but if I launch it from InDesign, it works fine too (with ID CS6 PC, ID CC and ID CC 2014 MAC)! The target is not correct: here, ExtendScript Toolkit CS6! I launch the script from ESTK: ERROR! I've changed the target: Adobe InDesign CS6! I launch the script from ESTK: GOAL!  ... View more

Sorry!…………………… Works fine! I've saved the script in .jsx. Give me an email (in private). I send it to you (if you want)! ... View more

OK! I test it with ID CS6 PC and I tell you in some minutes!  ... View more

I think YES! The problem is your Target!!! Not correct! For me who use Adobe InDesign CC 2014: ... View more

Do you play directly the script from ESTK? ... View more

Hi Uwe, So: try {main ()} catch (_){alert ("Can't run.")} function main (){   function FindItems (){   if (app.selection.length == 0) {return app.activeDocument.findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty ("baseline")) {return app.selection[0].findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0] instanceof TextFrame) {return app.selection[0].parentStory.findGrep();}   exit ();   }   app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;   app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = /((?<=\l\s)|(?<=\l)|(?<=^))((\d+)([,\.](\d+))+)/.source;   var Found = FindItems ();   var Temp;   for (var i = Found.length-1; i >= 0; i--)   {   Temp = Found.contents.replace (/,/g, "#");   Temp = Temp.replace (/\./g, ",");   Found.contents = Temp.replace (/#/g, ".");   } } app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null; Thanks!  ... View more

I've tested this new code on: try {main ()} catch (_){alert ("Can't run.")} function main (){   function FindItems (){   if (app.selection.length == 0) {return app.activeDocument.findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty ("baseline")) {return app.selection[0].findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0] instanceof TextFrame) {return app.selection[0].parentStory.findGrep();}   exit ();   }   app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;   app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "((?<=\\l\\s)|(?<=\\l)|(?<=^))((\\d+)([,\\.](\\d+))+)";   var Found = FindItems ();   var Temp;   for (var i = Found.length-1; i >= 0; i--)   {   Temp = Found.contents.replace (/,/g, "#");   Temp = Temp.replace (/\./g, ",");   Found.contents = Temp.replace (/#/g, ".");   } } ... View more

?? It works for me!  I've modified the grep code (better!). So: Before script: After Script: Code: try {main ()} catch (_){alert ("Can't run.")} function main (){   function FindItems (){   if (app.selection.length == 0) {return app.activeDocument.findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty ("baseline")) {return app.selection[0].findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0] instanceof TextFrame) {return app.selection[0].parentStory.findGrep();}   exit ();   }   app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;   app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "((?<=\\l\\s)|(?<=\\l))((\\d)\\.(\\d)+(\\.\\d)*)";   var Found = FindItems ();   var Temp;   for (var i = Found.length-1; i >= 0; i--)   {   Temp = Found.contents.replace (/,/g, "#");   Temp = Temp.replace (/\./g, ",");   Found.contents = Temp.replace (/#/g, ".");   } } ... View more

Hi, Not a [JS] specialist!  You can try this: try {main ()} catch (_){alert ("Can't run.")} function main (){   function FindItems (){   if (app.selection.length == 0) {return app.activeDocument.findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty ("baseline")) {return app.selection[0].findGrep();}   if (app.selection[0] instanceof TextFrame) {return app.selection[0].parentStory.findGrep();}   exit ();   }   app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;   app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "((?<=\\l\\s)|(?<=\\l)|(?<=^)|(?<=\\())(\\d+)\\.(\\d+)\\.?(\\d+)?";   var Found = FindItems ();   var Temp;   for (var i = Found.length-1; i >= 0; i--)   {   Temp = Found.contents.replace (/,/g, "#");   Temp = Temp.replace (/\./g, ",");   Found.contents = Temp.replace (/#/g, ".");   } } ... View more

Vandy, I know that writing lines of code can be extremely complex! I'm very curious and, in fact, I think the ideal way would be to see "in live" the changes!  ... View more

Hi Vandy, Cool!  A question:  Is this code difficult to write: Conserve the window opened while we test the drop cap and Include a "X" to close the window when the drop cap is OK? ... View more

Hi vandy88 and csm_phil, As I've posted in 2 others situations, I think that Cris Ider talk about the possibility to modify the number of lines by incrementation. So, after selecting a para with a drop cap, e.g., on 3 lines, he would want make it on 2, 4, 5, … lines. For that, use 2 [JS]: one for increase the number of lines, the other to decrease it!  ... View more

In 1 step [to be validated on your document]:  ... View more

Hi, I think the way is to play with the CAPITALS! I don't know the content of your book, but I treat the problem with 2 regex: 1/ I treat all: 2/ I correct the entries: ... View more

Hi Trevor, Works fine with the 2 regex!  ... View more

Hi Try this: This Grep code is Interesting because it is greedy! [eat compound words (with hyphen or indivisible space)] ... View more

Hi, If somebody can tell me the difference between: "I see 1.000 kinds of solutions!" "TSK 4.500 must not be switched."   For me: None! ... View more

Hi Uwe, Thank you for continuing to reflect on this Zoom %. I appreciate a lot!!  I realized that an approximation is sufficient. So I proceed as follows: I make appear 2/3 spreads in the ID document window and I do a scan (with pressing Cdm-space // MAC) on 4 pages. This gives me the "famous" Zoom %. In the end, what I would need is that the script takes into account THIS Zoom % without I need to manually edit the script to insert it AND retains it in memory until I define a new one!! ... View more

That // interesting question: How not to separate two consecutive paragraphs [2 different levels] in an index? Especially, at the bottom of a column.  ... View more

Hi, I see what you mean but can you send us a screenshot?  ... View more

Hi Jongware, Totally right: the grep code seems to be incorrect: <<Figure[^<]+>> ... View more

Hi, I've not tested your script but do you know the script written by Peter Kahrel?: Free script Batch convert/export InDesign documents | Peter Kahrel ... View more

Hi Math, I've not tested your script but do you know the script written by Kasyan Servetsky? See Place images I use it and it works fine.  ... View more

Hi Uwe and Trevor, Thanks for these two very clever scripts. Work all them but I prefer Trevor's approach because it is sufficient unto itself without preparation. However, the 2 scripts have the same two flaws: 1 / They do not calculate themselves the zoom percent. Unfortunate, though his calculation is not very complicated: given an entire page (Height H1 // known) appears with an X rate (// known), two pages (H1 = 2 H2 // known) + the gap (G // known = 12.7 mm) between pasteboards will be displayed with a rate Y as calculated: Y = H1 x X ÷ (H2 + G). 2 / As, in any case, the rate Y seems to be rounded, we see in the scrolling in one direction or the other, a growing gap in the centering of the two spreads. This problem can be solved as follows by three scripts: Script 0: the script as written. Script 1: It scrolls to the 2 new spreads towards the end of the document ["Go to the next spread"] and then Script 0 is launched again. Script 2: It scrolls to the 2 new spreads towards the beginning of the document ["Go to the previous spread"] and then Script 0 is launched again. Actually, I do the steps 1 and 2 with two little QuicKeys Shortcuts: After I associate an ID keyboard shortcut to your scripts (Uwe/Trevor), I create 2 shortcuts with QK: 1/ "Go to the next spread" + launch the script 0 2/ "Go to the previous spread" + launch the script 0 The result is very cool!  One last point: I have a bug in the script on Trevor, not sure it is due to a bug in his script!  ... View more

Hi Trevor, The zoom% depends on the spread and the pasteboard. I can find the quite good percent [In the case I'm working on, it is 38%] by approximation. What I want too is the 4 pages centered in the window! Finally, what I would need would be a [JS] associated to a keyboard shortcut to do this! ... View more

Hi, Sample with 2 regex: Launching the 1rst regex: Launching the 2nd regex: ... View more

Hi, Marc Autret has written CleanupPasteboard.jsx in March 2009. It still works today … with ID CC 2014 !!!!!  Indiscripts :: Nettoyer la table de montage ... View more