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Hello
I've inherited a document with over 160 pages and each section has it's own master page - it's a beast of a file and takes an age to load.
Can anyone please let me know if you have available a script that will split the InDesign file into individual files based on the applied master section - the file name can be that of the master page.
Thanks
Eugene
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Hi Eugene,
Take a look at Extract Pages | Id-Extras.com
It can split a doc by section, paragraph styles, alt. layout, and more.
Ariel
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Any free?
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https://indesignsecrets.com/free-script-splits-long-indesign-files.php
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Aha! I hope Eugene has not forgotten this thread, even 8 years later!
(^/)
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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Eugene+Tyson wrote
Any free?
If you ask id-extra, it doesn't seem to daunting to add it as a fourth extraction option. And given the amount of work it (likely) will save for you, $49 is not that much.
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And one more - http://adobeindesign.ru/2009/12/26/sript-extract-pages/
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Yeh saw those - they don't do what I need.
I should probably just learn scripting myself.
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Eugene, you're totally right!
⦠If you need such a script today and learn scripting very, very quickly, it's doable! ⦠It's only 15h45 in France!!
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I'm 30% through this project doing it manually and will be finished by end of day.
Script would have taken longer to write - and considering it's a one off I wouldn't be willing pay.
Probably never do it again.
Thanks anyway
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I've hit a bump in the road. The original file was setup with incorrect master pages - and the left master head is different to the right.
I've to start over... sigh
Now - I think I found a better way to do this. Export all as single pages using script mentioned
Then I can recombine files using another script.
Thanks for all the help.