[ID CS3 (Win)] - where InDesign stores my name of PDF file?

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• [JS CS3, win] Saving InDesign using app.activeDocument.save

  Hello.

  I have problems saving a document in InDesign using Javascript.

  My goal is to have a box in the document where I type the name of the file and the path where I want to save the InDesign file (eventually it will be generated from a datamerge).

  Then, I want to run a script that will read the contents of the box and then save the document to the file name or location.

  At the moment I have:

  SaveText.jsx
  A JavaScript InDesign CS3
  //
  Saves the document in the provided path

  get the content of the FileNameBox box on the document
  var varFileName = app.activeDocument.textFrames.item("FileNameBox").contents;
  Save now
  app.activeDocument.save ("/" + varFileName + ".indd");

  Alert (app.activeDocument.filePath);

  When I run the script (with 'Hello' in the FileNameBox) file changes its name on the top bar of InDesign to "Hello.indd", but (when I run the commented warning at the end) the file is not actually save anywhere.

  If I close InDesign, then open it the file is listed under 'Open recent' on the menu, but clicking on it does nothing - even when the file does not exist.

  Does anyone have ideas to help me to tear my hair out?

  Where is my save file? (Or, if not, how can I do save!).

  Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

  var myFolder = new Folder ("~/Desktop/Test");
  If (! myFolder.exist) myFolder.create ();
  var varFileName = app.activeDocument.textFrames.item("FileNameBox").contents;
  app.activeDocument.save (myFolder.fsName + "\" + varFileName + ".indd");
  Alert (App.activeDocument.FilePath);

• The files HAVE as links within a file, indesign to then be a pdf file, problematic?

  I want to know if the files have linked to an indesign file, which must then be PDFed for the printer, problem somehow. I was always asked by my printer to have all my images within a PDF, CMYK value and saved in tiff format.

  It seems that they should not be a problem, and that by converting the format tiff s i just lose in detail and it being a chore, as I have over 150 images.

  Am I wrong?

  art of John Johnson says:

  What is a manual operation? where in illustrator I convert individually these or make me an option within indesign to do this to all the links of the eps?

  You can record an action to save as .ai and close the file, then run that in the form of lots on a folder of files. But I do not convert batch if I am preflighting. When I control upstream I open all the files, look for problems and potential problems, sync (if any) color, perform the action to remove unused items from the Panel, then save as a new file. I have always save as .ai with PDF compatibility and, if possible, check that all images are linked not shipped.

  Read my file for a file sizes have 370 Ko or there abouts, looks small (although we're talking here of line, maps, etc).

  But I can read is inside my document setup, under 'Transparency' my balance pixelation/vectorization is 75 (in the direction of vector), my resolution for line art & text is 300ppi, gradient and mesh is 150ppi. don't know if I'm just throwing numbers at you, but that's what I got.

  Those are the values by default of the effects of rasterization resolution (for example effect > esthetics > Drop Shadow) and gradient meshes are pixelated when you print or save a PDF file. I usually set up a predefined custom flatterer who goes completely to 100% and does not plan type or convert lines to fills. These are used for priting and record in PDF format only. Your .ai file contains a PDF high resolution whose Illustrator unknown when editing but that InDesign and Photoshop use to import.

  The size of the file is irrelevant to the resolution of the built-in images. 370 KB is quite small, however, and when combined with your description of the content gives heavily to think there is no raster elements, so nothing to sweat. You can open the links Panel to see if there are images embedded or linked. I expect none.

• Export documents within an InDesign book in a single PDF file

  I have several documents within an InDesign book. Is there a way that they can be exported in a single PDF file?

  Here is the script I use:

      for (var i = 0; i < data.chapters.length; i++)
         {
              show_list.children[0].selection = i; show_list.show ();
              
              DocName = data.chapters[i].name;
             
              app.open (data.chapters[i], false);
              
              f = new File (data.chapters[i].fullName.replace (/indd$/, "pdf"));
  
              app.pdfExportPreferences.pageRange = PageRange.allPages;
              app.documents.itemByName(DocName).exportFile(ExportFormat.pdfType, f, false, data.preset);
              app.documents.itemByName(DocName).close(SaveOptions.no);
         }

  The script will export to the PDF format, but each document is a separate PDF file.

  Any HEP would be appreciated.  Thank you.

  Discover Book.exportFile ()...

  Substances

• You can export a folder InDesign CC book to individual PDF files?

  This has been a problem for a long time with InDesign for me, you can manually select the files in the folder from the book and export them, or open each file and export this path instead.

  You cannot export the folder from the book as individual PDF files only in the form of entire file.

  There is a Script, see the link: export specification documents to PDF | Peter Kahrel, who has worked on earlier versions of InDesign, but doesn't seem to work on the CC.

  Can someone point me in the direction of another script or fastest solution?

  HM, just tested Peter Kahrel's script with some fake documents in the latest version of InDesign CC - 2014.2 on OSX 10.10.3.

  Tried once, had the same problem: rotation for a few minutes beach ball. Did not wait an hour, but complete InDesign after five minutes.

  Restart InDesign, tried again, and then the script of Peter worked very well.

  The export of my six fake documents takes only a few seconds.

  Uwe

• where apex store static images and javascript files

  Hello

  I want to find the javascript code in the page of the apex by inspection of HTML element.

  How can I do this?

  concerning

  Post edited by: 2939203

  2939203 wrote:

  Hello

  I want to find the javascript code in the page of the apex by inspection of HTML element.

  How can I do this?

  concerning

  Post edited by: 2939203

  Hello

  Please check your all the static files, if they are stored in region of static file under the shared components

  Do as below:

  Select

  => =>  =>

  Search your file with the file name.

  Concerning

  RajBarhate

• Problem using Adobe InDesign CS5 to prepare a PDF file to download on Magcloud:

  I use the trial version of Adobe InDesign CS5 30 days.

  I have downloaded the Magcloud model, created a document using InDesign CS5, it has exported to PDF and uploaded to Magcloud. Magcloud rejects my upload, saying: he has an incorrect number of pages. For example, if I create a 24 page document in InDesign, Magcloud think she has only 13 pages - front and back covers, 11 more two-page spreads.

  Details, please, how to export from InDesign CS5 so that Magcloud sees the same number of pages as InDesign.

  Thank you

  RC

  Seems that you exported (Interactive) PDF format instead of choose PDF (Print) in the drop-down menu, one of the Print presets from file > Adobe PDF presets...

• InDesign CS5 spits out huge pdf files

  I just noticed what is happening. File 7 very simple InDesign CS5 page. All type, 1 logo line art placed on a master page.

  When I export to pdf with Adobe 'smaller size of the file' preset, I get a file of pdf 750 k. Argh. I also get a warning in the summary saying saying that ' the preset specifies that some fonts are not shipped. This application always incorporates fonts. "Which I've never seen before. (I've not edited the preset).

  I need run optimization pdf in Acrobat and check all boxes in the last two parameters. This gets up to 65 k pdf.

  Any idea what's going on?

  Michael

  Please post in the forums of InDesign.

• Is there a function in Adobe Acrobat which allows me to create a PDF file that has a capacity of "self-destruction"?  We have a situation where we allow people to download PDF files, but after a series of time (48 hours), the file cannot be opened and rea

  Acrobat can create PDF files that once downloaded - cannot be opened after some preset (48 hours)?

  Sorry, Acrobat has no such feature of "Self-destruct" you ask.

  Kind regards

  Rave

• I can't print to PDF from other programs.  I have Acrobat 9 (with the last update), Windows 8 and when I try to print a *.prn file in PDF format by default, and does not open when I change the name of *.pdf file it produces.

  I can print to PDF with PDF995, but not the ordinary Adobe PDF that appears in the list of printers.

  I tried to repair the installation of Adobe, but that did not help.

  Go to the options of the printer and clear the checkbox "print to file".

• How to export Indesign CS4 bleeding into a pdf file?

  I have done this with success twice before, but can't, for the life of me, get the bleeding appears in the pdf file.  Here are the settings I use.

  

  Good explanation of the purge.

  You can view the trim and bleed lines in Acrobat by turning on the preferences Page display > show art, trim & bleed boxes.

• Is it possible to automate the export of my InDesign file to several different export settings with PDF files?

  OK, so not sure if this is possible, but it would be a great time for me if possible gain, so I throw it out there.

  I often work on spec sheets to work in InDesign and when I finished, I have preset PDF export settings for Print and Web. Printing has all the markings of bleed and printer, and one, web well... you get the idea.

  For now, I need to run export separately; so I do my export to a PDF print... and then I make my export to obtain a PDF optimized for Web.

  These are separate tasks, but surely there must be a script or another way to get InDesign just export the two PDF files at the same time, respecting the presets they are posted.

  How can I do this?

  Looks like it's what you're looking for:

  http://www.ID-extras.com/script-to-export-multiple-PDFs-at-once

• Where EAS stores the server names?

  We migrated to new servers in production. Now the problem is all BR users need to connect to EAS and manually add the essbase server. If they do not, they are unable to see the new essbase server in the drop in HBR.

  So that got us thinking, there must be a file where these server names are stored? This file may be migrated and then users do not need to add servers all over again.

  Reading of more to life than that...: where EAS stores user information it should have all the information you're looking for.

  See you soon

  John

  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• Where Firefox stores the images as wallpaper?

  Where Firefox stores the images as wallpaper? I was playing around with windows theme and I can not find the wallpaper that was displayed before.

  According to me, the question that arises is, "where Firefox stores a picture that I have a right click and choose «Set as wallpaper...»» » »

  I have not changed my background in over a year, and I use Windows XP, so maybe this isn't true for the new versions of Firefox or Windows, but I found my background image under "\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Desktop Background.bmp C:\Documents and Settings\current user." Of course, replace the current user with your Windows user name.

• Where Win7 stores the Windows Virtual PC > XP Mode > XPMUser "My Documents" to access if the virtual XP becomes inaccessible?

  Lost all files in XP mode is "My Docs" XPMUser because I can't connect? Same situation. Where Win7 stores the Windows Virtual PC > XP Mode > XPMUser "My Documents" to access if the virtual XP instance become inaccessible? Like many here, I have activated integration and where then asked for a password on the next reboot of the XP Mode. The password that I usually use has not been accepted. I tried all the possible solutions (have "integration" disabled, start with virtual XP safe mode), but not able to change my password XPmode so don't chance NO connection.  I have brand new instance of XP Mode works, but obviously does not have access to the CASE of XP Mode instance. My question is simple: where are the files that I created and saved in the default location of the first modes XP XPMUser "My Documents" in Windows 7? I tried Win7 for XP 'My documents' files by names or names of game but no luck.  Help, please.

  It is located in the file XP Mode VHD (Virtual Hard Drive), you can look as pretty as a ZIP file that contains a structure of entire disk rather than just a few files.  This VHD file is usually stored in your user folder in a folder of Virtual Machines, for example mine was in the C:\Users\SKeene\Virtual Machines.

  And it's my cheesy guilty pleasure wishes to inform you that you can browse this file as if it were a hard drive, without having to start the XP mode.  However, security applies: If your 'My documents' has been limited, it might be difficult to access (even if you pouvez be able to take possession of the file and gain access).
  Here's how:
  1. Open the Start Menu, right-click on computer and select manage. In the maintenance window of the computer that opens, choose "disk management".
  2. On the right side, click "More action" and then click "Attach VHD" and select your XP Mode VHD file.  You might consider making a backup of the file copy of the hard drive virtual before do you it, just in case!
  3. Once you have connected the virtual hard drive, an Autorun dialog box may appear.  If this is not the case, simply click on Start/computer to see your new 'Local disk '.

  At least, I can confirm that it worked perfectly for me, and I had access to my account "User XPMode" alongwith without problem.