Add numbers of sequential endnote using a character style

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• Add a line as part of a character style in InDesign CS4

  Hi all

  I am new to InDesign and am in the process to design a 4-page newsletter inside IT Department of my company.

  Each page (A4) has 2 columns and contains one or more articles.

  I would like to create a character style to format the title of each article so that it stand out and include a line under the text.

  I took a look at in the underline options and almost found what need me except that I would like until the line is the same length as the column width and not the length of the text that she says. If I managed to get what I wanted by drawing a line; but is it possible to include this line in my style "section header" so I shouldn't draw every time?

  Or maybe there is an option to make the longer than the text underline, but I can't find it.

  Thanks in advance

  A paragraph NET is what you are looking for.

  Bob

• Is it possible to add pictures to the collection used in Photomerge Style Match?

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• Use GREP to apply paragraph styles, character styles not only

  I have a body of text, and in it, I would like to apply a specific style to the paragraphs corresponding to a model. I did a GREP style that applied some changes formatting of paragraphs, I tried that it affects, but in doing so, I found that I couldn't Center these lines using a character style. (The corresponding lines should be centered, and the rest should be left aligned.)

  I was thrilled to learn that the GREP function, then completely disappointed with this limitation. InDesign offers the possibility to automate this, so I must not cross and Center each paragraph corresponding to the hand?

  Thank you!

  InDesign provides a way to automate this so?

  Yes and no. There is no dynamically linked paragraph styles to a paragraph about his boss, but he has at least two alternatives:

  (1) use Grep-F/C

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• Character styles does not indent

  I tried to create a few simple lists of names with recessed contact information but the character Style I created does not want to add the dash that I specified in the details of the text. The original lines I've used has the dash, but I had to manually add the dash on others, designed with the same style.

  Short answer. Use a paragraph style.

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• find character styles

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  for (i = 0; i< found.length;="">

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• [JS] [CS3] Apply the character Style to the first word

  I'm a noob that Javascript is concerned, and I expected a little guidance.

  Here is my scenario: I have a book that was composed in a single file; the main content is in a story. I want to select the first word in each block of text on each page and apply a character style. My goal is to use this character style to indicate the page breaks in the XML document - I maps to a specific tag style.

  So far, I have this poor specimen:

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;
  myPage var = myDocument.pages.item (1);
  var myTextFrame = myPage.textFrames.item (0);

  
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  I know, I did not implement any kind of loop again (which will be more complicated given that there will be some blank backs, etc.). What I try to do in this is to select the first word in the first paragraph on the second page - which it does in reality. It's the first paragraph of the second begins on the first page, so I select that word on the first page, second page.

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  Well, you were on the right track, but the "myText" test fails if there is no block of text on a page, because it fails a line earlier

  > var myTextFrame = myPage.textFrames.item (0);

  just before that, you must test the number of blocks of text:

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  {

  ... your stuff...

  }

  Use it only if you are absolutely positive that there is just a block of text on each page! A slightly better way would be to always loop on each textframe:

  for (frames = 0; frames

  {

  var myTextFrame = myPage.textFrames.item (frames);

  .. etc.
  }

  in this case you don't have test his first length (the loop will not be executed if there is zero text blocks).

  [Grumpy] Since you have only a continuous story, an even better way would be to loop on texts related to this single story executives. You must identify the story somehow, and I usually click on the text cursor in the one that I need:

  monarticle = app.selection [0] .parentStory;

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  myStory.textContainers

  which are usually text blocks. Make a loop on them to help

  for (image = 0; frame)

  {

  myTextFrame = myStory.textContainers [frame];

  .. etc.

  }

• background color in the character Style

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  Can I add padding and background color in a character Style?

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  You can not add padding left and right in a character style, you need to add some spaces (thin, or what you need) by hand.

• The batch numbers in sequential order on my pictures to show and sell on the web.

  The batch numbers in sequential order on my pictures to show and sell on the web.

  Is there an easier way to do it? I have to manually type in each issue of the photo, and I have hundreds of them to publish.

  You can see on my site.  www.SAP.net.nz this will give you a better example of what I'm doing.

  The batch numbers in sequential order on my pictures to show and sell on the web.

  Is there an easier way to do it? I have to manually type in each issue of the photo, and I have hundreds of them to publish.

  You can see on my site.  www.SAP.net.nz this will give you a better example of what I'm doing.

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  I noticed your site file names are not the same
  numbers on the pictures but if the names
  photos were the same numbers you wanted
  Add to the face of each photo... the freeware FastStone
  Image Viewer can do and it can omit the file
  extension.

  IOW... If you had the following file names:

  123.Le jpg
  124 jpg
  125 jpg

  FastStone could add 123, 124, 125... in the face of
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  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  FastStone Image Viewer
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

  Add file names:

  I suggest that you create a new folder and add
  copies of your photos for experimental purposes.
  If you are unhappy with the result your originals
  will be intact.

  How to:

  "Basic steps to add text to the image files.
  using Fast Stone Image Viewer"

  Tools / open the Batch Conversion / tab Batch convert...

  Check the box... Use of advanced options...

  Advanced Options button / tab text.
  Check the box... Add text...

  Open the window drop... "Insert a Variable."
  choose... The file name / no Extension... Ok...

  Add the files you want to add...

  Choose an output Format...

  Choose an output folder...

  Click on the button convert...

  (You will need to experiment with the position and the police
  size and color to get the desired result.)

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• VBScript to add numbers of

  I'm looking to write a basic script which will add numbers from 1 to 10.  The script must define a one-dimensional array to store numbers, use a loop to assign (= Bank) values in each element of the array and must use a loop for each next sum.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  Its a very simple script to write... is this for an assignment or something? huh? huh?. However his is not the right place for your thread. Please post your comment here - http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/ITCG/threads/

• How to use paragraph and character styles properly?

  I have a document in which the text has two colors (which has no style)
  

  Black (normal) and Red (to highlight the keywords).

  I needed to put these 2 in a style

  (black) paragraph style

  (red) character style

  Here's my question.

  How can I make sure that when I use the paragraph style, she also uses the style of character but only on the Red words?

  While I need not find/replace every word manually

  I want to do at once.

  If you want to add styles to a document already created:

  (1) create your character style that contains only the color of the characters

  (2) search and replace a text with red color search and replace with the new character style formatting. (Do not type anything in the text portion of the find and Replace dialog box)

  (3) create and apply your paragraph style to all. The text with the applied character Style will stay red.

• A character style that puts in shape all negative numbers (-10) with red color

  How to set a character style that formats all negative numbers (-10) with red (a predefined text style)?

  I guess that I should be using GREP, but it's kind again for me and I can't find an answer to this on google.

  -\d+?,\d+?\%|-\d+?

  seems to work

  GREP is synonymous with General Regular Expression Parser - large print receive codes and you insert the code to highlight the characters you want to

  In the that I provided above is probably not the nicest way to do it, but I'll break it

  -= minus sign

  \d = any digit

  + = Continue until there are no more numbers

  ? = off at the end of a group of numbers

  This means find any number within a group of numbers

  just means a comma

  and yet once I wanted to find any group of numbers with \d+?

  % means with a percentage at the end sign

  -\d+?,\d+?\% means find: sign, followed by a group of digits followed by a comma followed of another group of numbers followed by the percent sign.

  | [vertical] means OR

  -\d+? would be to find a

  -

  Group of figures

  -\d+?,\d+?\%|-\d+?

  All means find any group of numbers separated by a comma with a sign of percentage at the end OR a sign less with a group of figures.

• Best way to add numbers or available several pages

  I have a ticket that needs to be numbered. It is small enough to mount 5 on a sheet of 8.5 x 11.

  Each ticket must be numbered.

  I can do a master page and adds all the numbers in this way and then make a pdf.

  What is the best way to get the numbers on tickets that are printing 5 up on a sheet and I can print via a copier?

  There are several ways to do this:

  1. create single page tickets, numbered by car and use institution the Copier feature (if available and access to the)

  2. use the data with the numbered list merge and produce several cliché recording to create a 5 - up document

  3 create a 5 - model up with block of text frames for import of numbering, a numbered list that flows into the document

• That part of my character style will apply when it is used in a number format.

  I created a NOTE: format. I used a numbering format to create it in the balls and the section number of the paragraph styles dialog box as follows:

  Type from the list: Numbers of

  Format: None

  Number:   NOTE: ^ t

  Character style: My Style of special character

  And here's my character style:
  Stress: WE
  Weight: 15 pt
  Offset:-4
  Color: Black
  Tint: 20%
  And here's the problem:
  Underscore does not show upward when the character style is used since then in the bullets and numbering section of the paragraph style. I can apply the character to plain old text and t style will work fine. But the part of the character style does not appear upward when it is referenced on the bullets and numbers of the screen. Curiously, bar has the same problem. The rest of my work of style attributes (font, color, etc.) of fine character. But underscore does not apply.
  Any ideas as to why?
  

  Kelly Vaughn wrote:

  I created a NOTE: format. I used a numbering format to create it in the balls and the section number of the paragraph styles dialog box as follows:

  Type from the list: Numbers of

  Format: None

  Number:   NOTE: ^ t

  Character style: My Style of special character

  And here's my character style:

  Stress: WE

  Weight: 15 pt

  Offset:-4

  Color: Black

  Tint: 20%

  And here's the problem:

  Underscore does not show upward when the character style is used since then in the bullets and numbering section of the paragraph style. I can apply the character to plain old text and t style will work fine. But the part of the character style does not appear upward when it is referenced on the bullets and numbers of the screen. Curiously, bar has the same problem. The rest of my work of style attributes (font, color, etc.) of fine character. But underscore does not apply.

  Any ideas as to why?

  

  In my view, it is a bug known; Notes does not work in this situation, although other attributes of text, such as "BOLD", color, italic, do.

  This forum and Google search terms as to highlight auto-numbering indesign paragraph style to see some beyond the discussions on this topic.

  HTH

  Kind regards

  Peter

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• Add a suffix to all of paragraph and character styles.

  As the title suggests, first of all I would like to add a suffix to all of paragraph and character styles:

  Title 1 = position 1_p

  Bold_p = "BOLD"

  Also, if possible, replace the space with an underscore:

  Title 1 = Heading_1_p

  Chapter No. 1 = Chapter_Heading 1_p

  You're not sure if this need of a script or two?

  Any help would be fantastic.

  See you soon

  Or use code below to replace all spaces with "_".

  For the paragraph Styles:

  myStyles = myDoc.paragraphStyles;

  for (oneStyle = 2; oneStyle)<>

  {

  myStyles [oneStyle] .name = myStyles [oneStyle].name.replace (/ / g, '_') + "_p";

  }

  For character Styles:

  var mycStyleslen = myDoc.characterStyles.length;

  for (a = 1;

  {

  myDoc.characterStyles [a] .name = myDoc.characterStyles [a].name.replace (/ / g, '_') + "_p";

  }

  Shonky