Hi   I've read a few discussions on this and have come across some saying that it isn't possible because desktop colour laser printers convert my CMYK InDesign doc to RGB and then convert it back to CMYK for printing I think I have that right).   I have a Brother colour laser printer (HL-L3240CDW) and note that when I want to print to it I only have an option of 'Composite RGB' in the output panel. Composite CMYK is greyed out. This is presumably the bit where it is converting my CMYK colours to RGB before printing them as CMYK. It only has CMYK toners.   The double colour conversion produces results that are way out. A pure magenta prints with cyan, or black, dots through it making it really dark, a pure yellow clearly has magenta mixed in etc.   I have been in contact with Brother and even though they were very helpful, they haven't been able to help at all. I did establish that there is no PPD/driver for this printer that I can download. I also asked them about a colour profile that I might be able to apply to improve the colour conversion but they didn't think there was one.   They recently emailed me a PDF that had very pale blocks of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black that they asked me to print. I printed that and the colours appeared to reproduce cleanly. The black had a little bit more than pure black going on, but the other colours were clean. When I showed the output to them they said the printer was performing to specification and there was nothing else they could do.   What I'd like to know is whether there is any way to get more accurate CMYK printing from my printer or is it just not possible? Would any other apps do it better – Illustrator, Acrobat, etc?   Thanks ... View more

Hi   I've used the following script a lot over the years. It's brilliant, but it changes every table in the document, and now I've come across a situation where I need a script that does the same thing, but just to the table that is selected. I thought I'd seen this discussed somewhere on the forums in the past but I can't find it.   Is it a simple change to make it target just the selected table?   I don't recall where I originally found this script, so apologies to the author.   var myDoc = app.activeDocument; var myWidths = [60, 10, 10, 10]; for(var T=0; T < myDoc.textFrames.length; T++){ for(var i=0; i < myDoc.textFrames[T].tables.length; i++){ for(var j=0; j < myWidths.length; j++){ myDoc.textFrames[T].tables[i].columns[j].width = myWidths[j]; } } } alert("Table width updated successfully...");   Thanks in advance to anyone who may be able to assist. ... View more

Hi   We recently got a new server installed. All our files have been migrated so that the entire folder structure is the same as it was on the old server, but the new server has a different name.   As a consequence all our links in InDesign are broken. We can manually relink everything as we go, but wondered if there is a way to point InDesign to the top level of the folder structure and then find its way to the links through all the sub folders. Maybe a script?   Any suggestions would be appreciated.   Thanks Steve ... View more