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• Import several indesign file pdf

  Hi all

  Try the Script:

  Using the built-in script 'PlaceMultipagePDF.jsx' import all the pdf in the folder selected (that is, 111.pdf, 222.pdf, 333.pdf) in the "test.indt".

  But my condition:

  1. open the file test.indt and import pdf 111.la only after closed with any file name.

  2. open the test.indt file and import 222. pdf after closed with any file name.

  3. open the test.indt file and pdf 333.le importation after closed with any file name.

  Try the Script Code:

  myFolder var = Folder.selectDialog ("Select the folder that contains the Indesign files", "");

  var myIFiles = myFolder.getFiles ("*.indt")

  for (j = 0; j < myIFiles.length; j ++)

  {

  var myIndesignFile = myIFiles [j]

  App.Open (myIndesignFile)

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.interactWithAll;

  myFolder var = Folder.selectDialog ("Select the folder containing the PDF files", "");   Please check this line

  myFiles = myFolder.getFiles ("*.pdf") var

  for (i = 0; i < myFiles.length - 1; i ++)

  {

  var myPDFFile = myFiles [i]

  myDocument = app.documents var [0];

  if(myDocument == true) {}

  var myPage = myChoosePage (myDocument);

  }

  else {}

  myPage = myDocument.pages.item (0);

  }

  myPlacePDF (myDocument, myPage, myPDFFile);

  }

  }

  function myChoosePage (myDocument) {}

  var myPageNames = new Array;

  Get the names of the pages in the document

  for (var myCounter = 0; myCounter < myDocument.pages.length; myCounter ++) {}

  myPageNames.push (myDocument.pages.item (myCounter) .name);

  }

  Back to my page;

  }

  function myPlacePDF (myDocument, myPage, myPDFFile) {}

  var myPDFPage;

  app.pdfPlacePreferences.pdfCrop = PDFCrop.cropMedia;

  var myCounter = 1;

  var myBreak = false;

  while(myBreak == false) {}

  If (myCounter > 1) {}

  my page = myDocument.pages.add (LocationOptions.after, myPage);

  }

  app.pdfPlacePreferences.pageNumber = myCounter;

  myPDFPage = myPage.place (File (myPDFFile), [0,0]) [0];         check this line

  if(MyCounter == 1) {}

  New var features = myPDFPage.pdfAttributes.pageNumber;

  }

  else {}

  if(myPDFPage.pdfAttributes.PageNumber == myFirstPage) {}

  myPage.remove ();

  myBreak = true;

  }

  }

  myCounter = myCounter + 1;

  }

  }

  Can someone give a solution to my question.

  Thank you

  BEGINNER

  Hello

  Try the code b/m

  myFolder var = Folder.selectDialog ("Select the folder that contains the Indesign files", "");

  var myIFiles = myFolder.getFiles ("*.indt")

  for (j = 0; j

  {

  var myIndesignFile = myIFiles [j];

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.interactWithAll;

  myFolder var = Folder.selectDialog ("Select the folder containing the PDF files", "");   Please check this line

  myFiles = myFolder.getFiles ("*.pdf") var

  for (i = 0; i<= myfiles.length-1;="">

  {

  App.Open (myIndesignFile);

  var myPDFFile = myFiles [i];

  myDocument = app.documents var [0];

  if(myDocument == true) {}

  var myPage = myChoosePage (myDocument);

  }

  else {}

  myPage = myDocument.pages.item (0);

  }

  myPlacePDF (myDocument, myPage, myPDFFile);

  if(App.activeDocument.Modified == true) {}

  app.activeDocument.save (new File (String(myFiles[i]).replace('.pdf','') + ".indd"));

  app.activeDocument.save ();

  app.activeDocument.close)

  }

  }

  }

  --

  Thank you

  Bala...

• Preserve spot colors when you import the InDesign file into another InDesign file

  Work in InDesign CC.

  I often import InDesign files into other InDesign files and find it very useful for my workflow. Often it is a file that acts like a piece of the library that is used in the other files and I love being able to just change it and automatically update the other files.

  However I just came up with a work that is CMYK + spot and spot colors are not preserved import - they seem to import as CMYK. Can I export a PDF file and do it this way, but I prefer to skip the intermediate step.

  Any advice?

  Have you checked? It really looks like that process tasks is enabled in the file of reception, but I expect that to affect the PDF as well.

  I tested on CS6 and it works correctly, but I have on thei smachine CC, and no time this morning to start it, then maybe someone else will test for you to see if they get the same results.

• Cannot open footage or import clips - unsupported file format

  We have an iMac workstation running here first that won't open projects or import clips.  Here is the chronology of events that led to this:

  1. first was locked up on the splash screen whenever he arrived at the "ImporterQuicktime.bundle".  I tried trashing preferences and launch with plug-ins disabled and received the same gel.  Based on the recommendations of the forum that I removed "ImporterQuicktime.bundle" and "ExporterQuickTimeHost.bundle" in the plug-ins folder inside the packaging.  The software launched fine - but none of the Quicktime files in the project worked.  So then I took copies of the 2 files above the iMac next to it, with exactly the same setup and paste into the plugins folder.  Since that time - launch of the software generated errors below.

  2 try to open any project gives long error that starts out as: the preset used by one or more sequences in this project requires third-party components that could not be located.

  3 start a new project and try to drag any Quicktime ProRes media in the project give the error: unsupported file Format.

  I've trashed the preferences, re-installed the Codecs from Quicktime Pro Apps, authorized the computer and re-authorized and updated Adobe Premiere 7.0 to 7.2.  Which no correction of the problem.

  I think to try a full reinstall of first then.  Any other ideas?

  Here are the details:

  First Pro 7.2 CC

  Mac OS 10.8.5

  iMac model end 2012, 32 GB of RAM, 2 GB video card

  Thank you.

  Don Hertz

  I think I found a work around.  It seems that the 7.2 upgrade is making it so that our XDCAM 422 Quicktime clips are not recognized correctly.  Cut the two currently in a project and a new clip imports do not work.  Attempt to import clips using this codec generates error message: not supported format or corrupted file.  This has happened on both a system iMac running OS 10.8.5 and a Macbook Pro running OS - which have been upgraded to first 7.2 10.9.1.  In both cases - uninstall and reinstallation of first solved the problem.

  Don Hertz

• What is the best way to import only raw files in Lightroom?

  I have hundreds of files who believed and jpeg files.  The simplistic 'treat raw and JPEG as separate files"cannot remove all jpeg files that some have slightly different names than the raw (several versions of each raw file jpeg) files.  The only way I can find easily select only the raw files in a folder is to move all the non - raw files to a different directory so that Lightroom cannot see them, do the import, and then return the files to the original directory.  Needless to say it's far too much work to consider moving to Lightroom so I have to do for each of hundreds of files.  Is there an easy way to filter by file name pattern and expansion?  I read on some plug-ins that sound as if they must have worked, but so far none seem to do the trick.

  Yes, and that's what I thought. Just one question to be sure.

  You can do all this with LR and you can also copy the images from the card or the camera in your specific directory/folder or any folder you like and or create a folder at the time of the breeding and importation. All your steps are wrapped in a single process, no bouncing around a program to another.

  There is a good article on the net about how to change an import LR preset with a Notepad text editor, for the most part all you want to do.

  I had been using the app bridge Photo Downloader for the year to get images of maps to the folder of my choice, the year and place the images in subfolders by date shot with the format 02 09 (day) (month) (0209). This chain of folder is not available in LR. He wants to do something like 2016-02-09 or something like that. But I edited a "Preset" I created to make the exact record of naming (0209) and put my pictures in the folder of higher level of the year. So now if I shoot images spanning 2-3-4 days then copy and import with LR, LR creates 2-3-4 record names and place these files in the top-level of the year folder.

• Import large XML file to Table

  I have a large (819 MB) XML file I'm trying to import into a table format:
  < ROW_SET >
  < ROW >
  value of < column_name > < / nom_de_colonne >
  < / ROW >
  ...
  < ROW >
  value of < column_name > < / nom_de_colonne >
  < / ROW >
  < / ROW_SET >
  
  I tried to import with xmlsequence (...). Extract (...) and ran into the number of nodes exceeds maximum error.
  
  I tried to import with XMLTable (... from XMLTYPE (bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id('UTF8'))) and I gave up after he had run for 15 + hours (COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH number).
  
  I tried to import them with:
  
  insCtx: = DBMS_XMLStore.newContext ('schemaname.tablename');
  DBMS_XMLStore.clearUpdateColumnList (insCtx);
  DBMS_XMLStore.setUpdateColumn (insCtx, 'column1name');
  ...
  DBMS_XMLStore.setUpdateColumn (insCtx, 'columnNname');
  LINES: = DBMS_XMLStore.insertXML (insCtx, XMLTYPE (bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id ('UTF8')));
  
  and ran in ORA-04030: lack of memory of process when trying to allocate 1032 bytes (subheap qmxlu, qmemNextBuf:alloc).
  
  
  All I have to do is read the XML file and move the data into a table in a reasonable time. Once I have given in the database, no longer need the XML file.
  
  What would be the best way to import large XML files?
  
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  "CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production."
  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  (Gross) approach should work for you.

  CREATE TABLE HOLDS_XML
          (xml_col XMLTYPE)
        XMLTYPE xml_col STORE AS SECUREFILE BINARY XML;
  
  INSERT INTO HOLDS_XML
  VALUES (xmltype(bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id('UTF8')))
  -- Should be using AL32UTF8 for DB character set with XML
  
  SELECT ...
    FROM HOLD_XML HX
         XMLTable(...
            PASSING HX.xml_col ...)
  

  How it differs from your approach.

  With the help of the HOLDS_XML table with storage XML BINARY SECUREFILE (which become the default in 11.2.0.2), we provide a place for Oracle store a parsed version of the XML data. This allows the XML code to be stored on the disk instead of memory. Oracle can then access the necessary XML fragments of the disc in the instead holding the entire XML in memory and the analysis several times to find the necessary information. That's what COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH means. A lot of memory. You can search on this term to learn more about this if necessary.

  The approach XMTable then simply reads this XML to disk file and should be able to parse the XML without problem. You have the option to add XML indexes, but since you read just a while and throw it away, there is no advantage to (most likely) index

• problems to capture the audio layer when you import the m2ts files

  Hi all, I'm new on the side of the entire video editing and so would be grateful for the help.

  I just bought a camcorder Canon HF200 HD, and a Sony Vaio notebook that came with Premiere Elements 7.0 preinstalled.

  Last month I've been shooting sequences and down just to try to change everything and set up a DVD.

  The problem I have right now (and I've just started using the program, so everything is new for me) is that while I seem to be able to import the m2ts file format in which my camera records, only the video is imported by first - no audio (it reads the file ok, no errors appear, but when I go to review images there is video but no sound).

  I can play all my videos in Windows Media Player very well, both video and audio.  So it seems that my machine is able to read the files correctly in this program.  However, it seems that the audio drop out when I import the file in first.  The program was pre-installed on my computer and when I have a look at the audio settings, it doesn't seem to be a possibility to change the settings to something different.

  So far, I've spent a long time googling and trying to find a solution, but without any joy immediately.

  Enjoy the anyone can offer any assistance.  Is it just a simple setting I need to change?  Or I have to somehow convert the files in a different format before Elements 7.0 can read?

  Thank you.

  Jeff

  the machine I have appear to be consistent with the specifications required by PE7 (and given that it came with pre-installed PE7 which should be the case).

  There are two things to consider:

  1.) edition of most of the images, especially material to SD

  2.) editing AVCHD, currently the most demanding of all popular video formats to edit. That's what you have.

  Now when you launch the pre, you get a splash screen. There you can open new create a new project, open an existing project that has been recently opened, or open a project by browsing to it. We can also leave.

  In your case, you go again and when the dialog box opens, choose the preset for AVCHD w / DD 5.1 SS Audio.

  Also note, that in the Edit Mode, there are two Modes of display (access via two icons to the left of the lower panel), view timeline and sceneline view. For DD 5.1 SS Audio Clips, you will find Timeline View Mode to be the best. Now, you can switch back, but the timeline view Mode will give you infinite control. It is estimated that change the most programs use, and most publishers use.

  Good luck

  Hunt

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• CS6 - create an index and import a pdf file

  How to create an index for a book, and import a PDF in InDesign CS6. The CS6 InDesign is only allow imports of XML documents not PDFs. Is there a work around for this? And I'm not... to create an index - find the tab from the drop down "subjects."

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  As mentioned earlier, you asked 2 different questions. I hope that this answer allows you to satisfy you with both of them.

  Creating an index:

  The sample file is an extraordinary, but the creation of an index is well explained. InDesign cs6 indexing - tutorial on how to create an Index for your book! - YouTube

  Import a PDF file:

  As I said before, you import PDF images files. You can use the same path than with images: drag and drop, D, file-> Place

  Please pay attention to the 'options import' as you can choose between different "cultures": Bounding Box, Art, Trim, bleed, media.

  For a multiple page PDF, you can choose the page or page range. Etc.

  Nicolas said the "PlaceMultipagePdf" script that you will find in the window-> Utilities-> scripts Panel. Get off at samples-> JavaScript

  

  This script updates the Pdf pages on a new page. Try, if you are tempted to import a multi-page PDF document.

  As I said before, you can also import other InDesign files. These editable resident files, i.e. you can open and change what must be changed and the imported file will be updated like any other document bound, as Illustrator documents for example...

  Since these files are regarded as "graphics" (equivalent to Illustrator data files), they can't be changed inside InDesign.

• best import/update of the puppets. file format of puppets?

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  I found it best to try not to include any information of rigging in the photoshop/illustrator file and do it all in CA.

  But I always feel to add many things to puppets as I create them and they keep breaking when I reimport them because of the new folder hierarchy.

  I noticed adding the + sign creates just one file in CA, so I just create a folder in photoshop instead of use the + to make it more compatible for updating my puppet.

  It would be nice to save a puppet as its own file format, with all the rigging intact. Then you could just import puppets (with rigging) into your projects and scenes. Or is there a way to do currently?

  Mark

  You read our minds! In the next update, we will add the .puppet file type:

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• Best types of files, size etc. of import in InDesign, etc.

  Hello

  Given that my computer is to thrust then with files that are too big (old files that I created when I wasn't aware of the best ways to reduce the size of the file, etc..) I have a few questions.

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  • What are the best options to place files and images in a Photoshop file without making it huge?

  Who can advice me some sites or books that can tell me all about this topic? Since I started my own Graphic Design business, it is a very important subject to me because the file size optimization is something that I still have a lot of problems with!

  Thank you guys!

  to start:- http://indesignsecrets.com/tiff-vs-psd-vs-eps-vs-pdf-vs.php

• What file format is the best provide a general customer

  I shoot most of Nikon RAW files and perform a typical treatment post and finally send to Zenfolio (via Lightroom) for my client to download.

  I want to give them the highest resolution file on a disk so that they can store in it archives for future needs. What is the best format. Convert RAW to TIFF, PSD or DNG. Most of my clients have Photoshop, Lightroom, or other professional editing software. I want that they have the top of the ground in the future when I retired (haha) they can do, or have a service, any enlargement of the size, make the additional manulipition and so on.

  Thanks for the help.

  TIFF is the best file format to deliver to your customers to print and especially if you don't know what software they use and that you will not change.

  TIFF is very common and Mac/PC friendly.  If your needs are archival, print quality high resolution, and be able to open on almost all software, that's what you want.

  If transparency is important, you have support in his favor as well.

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• Fixed someone having problems generating a file format epub from InDesign file?

  Hello

  I use a Mac OS 10.9.5 version and CC Adobe InDesign 10.1.0.71

  I have an InDesign file that I used it to generate a fixed format EPUB. Generally, it was working fine and I was just fixing some strange pieces of type (followed and horizontal scaling seemed to be throwing) and optimize the images to get the best size of file.

  However, with the last update of Indesign, does not seem the same file to generate the Epub files that are the least bit similar to my InDesign files! The text flows everywhere and this is another font, characters run into each other, text boxes are ignored etc.

  I took an old file on my archives, just to make sure that this is nothing that I did. However this file too generates properly - it must be that something caused by the update InDesign last right?

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  I couldn't come up with something that might help. If I find a way I will let you know. Maybe others here may give it a shot.

  Edit: I finally could get just with a few changes. Get rid of the character applied to Text Styles (use None). Use the paragraph Styles rather changing universal Adobe paragraph composer Adobe paragraph composer. I think that the application of character to the whole text styles was the main problem. Also when you export the general/Options choose Convert across the landscape Page. Make a copy of your file and make your changes and see if it improves. This is what it looks like on iBooks.

  

• What File Format works best in first?

  I'm new to first and am try it to see if this is the best tool to edit my old VOB files copied down a DVD of a couple of years. I tried to convert them into MPEG4 but deteriorates the quality of playback. I can load the VOB files directly, but there is a problem of defined quality deterioration.

  Should I first convert the file to something else? Say AVI?

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  As has been mentioned, the MPEG-2 DVD, wrapped in the VOB files ' containers, have already been highly compressed. " It is the nature of a DVD-video. Nothing can be done to cancel this compression and return all quality.

  Pre allow you to import the VOB,* files and edit them natively. However, if you then / share export in a compressed format, say on a DVD-Video edition, then there will be additional compression and a loss of data.

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  Hunt

  * Pre will import and edit the VOB, 100% compatible DVD. However, if they are NOT 100% compatible DVD, then the only recourse is to rip/convert DVD MPEG-2 files in the VOB import and edit. In this case, I recommend you files DV - AVI Type II w / 16-bit 48 kHz PCM/WAV Audio, using the DV/DVC CODEC of Ms.

  Unfortunately, most DVR machines and a lot of DVD-Video authoring software, do NOT produce 100% of DVD compatible files and usually the first VOB (contains the Menus and navigation, as well as the first part of the file DVD MPEG-2, which may extend over several VOB) will NOT import correctly, while the second, which is more usually works perfectly. It could be that you'll only have to rip/convert the VOB first, but some software was simply a bad creative work, so he'd have to rip/convert VOB all.

• Edit the InDesign file in Corel Draw?

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• Hi, I use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom output CC Camera Raw 9.5 2015.5. I am now with Nikon D4s shooting but the lightroom does not read the RAW format. Why? Is it possible to import the RAW files in lightroom? Thank you for your help

  Hi, I use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom output CC Camera Raw 9.5 2015.5. I am now with Nikon D4s shooting but the lightroom does not read the RAW format. Why? Is it possible to import the RAW files in lightroom? Thank you for your help

  I'm not an apple person.  I read on a few different forums that apple has changed what is called 'writing' in a recent update to apple.  You may need to find an Apple expert to show you how to make sure you are allowed to write to files or locations on your computer.