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• export indesign file in pdf format - why is - a background on 120 doesn't show?

  I been exported a long document in pdf; the various funds of 120 pages display in the pdf viewer, but the latter "spreads" do not show the background color. Is anyone have an idea what could caused it?

  Thank you much for the help!

  Angelika

  There are a number of things.

  It could be on a nonprinting layer.

  The background can be assigned to non-printing in Windows > attributes are, of course, that not printable because the framework is not lit.

  Try to make the background so that half of it is on the left page and the other half is on the other side, you can do this by duplicating the frame and pass half left of column vertebral and even on the right side, who will retain his position.

  It could be a corrupted file, so file > export and choose Indesign interchange, open the .inx file it creates (it opens without title), and then try exporting again.

  Maybe the background has a mode of fusion or something, to turn on overprint preview and view the pages in question to see if something strange happens.

• I have problem in the PDF export to save only the layers appeared only. When I export the indesign file to PDF that contains layers hidden pdf placed, pop up problem when I use the search field in exported pdf file. hidden text of hits from search results

  I have problem in the PDF export to save only the layers appeared only. When I export the indesign file to PDF that contains layers hidden pdf placed, pop up problem when I use the search field in exported pdf file. hidden text of hits from search results to laye

  I answered your question: there is nothing you can do in InDesign. You need to ask in the Acrobat forum I linked.

• Problem when exporting InDesign file in interactive PDF format...

  Hello, I am trying to export my file InDesign CC single page PDF interactive. This file contains a .swf file & a single Mp4 video file, a text, a background image. When I export to interactive PDF, I get this message « one or more interactive elements are cut in a way that cannot reproduce the files PDF.» These elements will be adjusted in the exported PDF file '.» If I save the file without taking into account this message, in my final PDF everything works except one thing, I'm losing the video controls. What should I do to get these video controls appear?

  Your help is very appreciated!

  Thanks in advance!

  Savita-

  Do you have video controls on the Panel of the media? Do you have the video preview in the Panel of the media? Notice in the Preview SWF? He saw in the preview of interactivity EPUB (if you have InDesign CC 2014)?

• individual records 90-90 indesign files - in PDF format?

  I have 90 and soon to be individual InDesign that contains other files.

  I need to make the 90 PDF for all these files - anyone know of a script that will target a folder and subfolder and PDF files from InDesign files found output

  Or in any other way?

  Looks like Peter Kahrel script batch export should work for you.

  Jeff

• Export Illustrator file to PDF - 'Create PDF Compatible file' where is this option?

  Where the Option 'Create a compatible PDF file' when export us an Illustrator file to PDF? Hernani thanks

  hernanif,

  The option is only save you as or save a copy in the format I.

  Its purpose is to create a file PDF file inside HAVE.

  If you save as PDF, you have the additional option preserve Illustratot editing capabilities, which creates a file HAVE in the PDF file.

  Whatever it is, you get a file in both formats, with some differences.

• image in indesign file not no projection in pdf export - help!

  Hi there-

  Export my indesign file to PDF has been fine up til now - all images and text are fine except one. The image is one that I have edited in Photoshop (CS4) - it's a layer of drop shadow. I then placed in Indesign and fiddled with his opacity. And then I exported. Literally, everything else in this relatively large file is fine. I increased the opacity of the image at 100% and he did in fact appear in the pdf file, as it appeared on indesign. Then I tried to decrease the opacity of a minimum amount (85% - I is approximately 45%) and it disappeared again. Don't know how to solve this problem. Thanks for any help

  (in Indesign)    (in pdf)

  Preview is a non-compliant standards to view PDF files. I can't stand all the PDF features. You must use the free Adobe Reader software. You can download it from the Adobe Web site.

• Export the InDesign file as text

  Hi all

  I need to export the InDesign file as text (textType). There are several examples of this, but I could not found the script that export InDesign file as text in the path of the active Indesign with the indesign file name document.

  For example: If the file is MyDoc.indd, export text file name should be mondoc.txt.

  If anyone has this code, please give me.

  Thank you

  Chang

  Talk in circles, are we not? See anwser #1 above!

  But suit yourself. That's what you ask:

  app.activeDocument.stories[0].exportFile(ExportFormat.TEXT_TYPE, new File(app.activeDocument.fullName.fullName.replace(/\.indd$/i,'')+".txt"));
  

• Compatibility problem with 5.5 InDesign and QuarkXPress PDF (PDF producer: QuarXPress 8.16)?

  I have a problem with InDesign 5.5...

  1. A PDF created by QuarkXPress (PDF producer: QuarkXPress 8.16) was placed on a document, InDesign CS5.5 (7.5.2) (with other suit Adobe PDF program)
  2. After the export to PDF (using the print quality option), only the pdf QuarkXP was not correctly and some graphics and text transformed into 'lines '!
  3. If I come back and use InDesign CS 3.x, everythings out OK

  Just wonderring if anyone else having this problem?

  Ok.. Goy your file...

  When you export the file as PDF from Indesign,

  In the dialog "export to PDF": -.

  In the Compression options, (on the left)

  change "bicubic downsample ' to"do not downsample"for all, then check, it will be good to go.

• How to get the indesign files subfolder

  Hi experts

  How can I tell the script what I get is the subfolders but not sub sub folder or sub sub sub... folder files.

  my script like this:

  function GetFiles (theFolder) {}
  var = [] files,
  fileList = theFolder.getFiles (),
  i, file;
  
  for (i = 0; i < fileList.length; i ++) {}
  file = list of files [i];
  If {(instanceof file folder)
  files = files.concat (GetFiles (file));
  }
  ElseIf (file instanceof file & & file.name.match(/\.indd$/i)) {}
  files.push (file);
  }
  }

  return files;
  }

  How can it change?

  Thank you

  Respect of

  John

  Hi John,.

  Try this code...

  The Final PDF files stored in the desktop / folder PDF

  //======================================================================================
  var gScriptName = "Batch export INDD-files to PDF"; // Name of the script
  var gScriptVersion = "1.0"; // Version
  var gSet = GetSettings();
  var flag=0,files = [];
  var fileLs=[];
  CreateDialog();
  //===================================== FUNCTIONS  ======================================
  function CreateDialog() {
  var pdfPresetsList =app.pdfExportPresets.everyItem().name;
  var win = new Window("dialog", gScriptName + " - " + gScriptVersion);
  win.p = win.add("panel", undefined, "");
  win.p.alignChildren = "right";
  win.p.alignment = "fill";
  
  win.p.g = win.p.add("group");
  win.p.g.st = win.p.g.add("statictext", undefined, "PDF-presets:");
  win.p.g.ddl = win.p.g.add("dropdownlist", undefined, pdfPresetsList);
  win.p.g.ddl.selection = gSet.selectedPdfPresetIndex;
  win.p.g.ddl.preferredSize.width = 220;
  win.buttons = win.add("group");
  win.buttons.orientation = "row";
  win.buttons.alignment = "center";
  win.buttons.ok = win.buttons.add("button", undefined, "OK", {name:"ok" });
  win.buttons.cancel = win.buttons.add("button", undefined, "Cancel", {name:"cancel"});
  var showDialog = win.show();
  if (showDialog == 1) {
    gSet.selectedPdfPresetIndex = win.p.g.ddl.selection.index;
    app.insertLabel("Kas_" + gScriptName + gScriptVersion, gSet.toSource());
    Main();
  }
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------
  function Main() {
  var folder = Folder.selectDialog("Select a folder with InDesign files to export");
  if (folder == null) exit();
  var files = GetFiles(folder);
  var pdfFolder = new Folder(Folder.desktop+ "/" + "PDF");
  if (files.length == 0) {
    alert("No files to open.", gScriptName + " - " + gScriptVersion);
    exit();
  }
  if(!pdfFolder.exists)pdfFolder.create();
  //VerifyFolder(pdfFolder);
  var pdfPresets =app.pdfExportPresets.everyItem().getElements();
  var selectedPdfPreset = pdfPresets[gSet.selectedPdfPresetIndex];
  var count = 1;
  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.INTERACT_WITH_ALL;
  // Progress bar -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  var progressWin = new Window ("window", gScriptName + " - " + gScriptVersion);
  var progressBar = progressWin.add ("progressbar", [12, 12, 350, 24], 0, files.length);
  var progressTxt = progressWin.add("statictext", undefined, "Starting exporting files");
  progressTxt.bounds = [0, 0, 340, 20];
  progressTxt.alignment = "left";
  progressWin.show();
  // Progress bar -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
    var currentFile = files[i];
  
    try {
     var doc = app.open(currentFile, false);
     var docName = doc.name;
     // Progress bar -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     progressBar.value = count;
     progressTxt.text = String("Exporting file - " + docName + " (" + count + " of " + files.length + ")");
     // Progress bar -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     var file = new File(pdfFolder + "/" + GetFileName(docName) + ".pdf");
     if (file.exists) {
      var increment = 1;
      while (file.exists) {
       file = new File(pdfFolder + "/" + GetFileName(docName) + "(" + increment++ + ").pdf");
      }
     }
  
     doc.exportFile(ExportFormat.pdfType, file, false, selectedPdfPreset);
     doc.close(SaveOptions.NO);
     count++;
    }
    catch(e) {}
  }
  // Progress bar -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  progressWin.close();
  // Progress bar -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alert("Done.", gScriptName + " - " + gScriptVersion);
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------
  function VerifyFolder(folder) {
  if (!folder.exists) {
    var folder = new Folder(folder.absoluteURI);
    var array1 = new Array();
    while (!folder.exists) {
     array1.push(folder);
     folder = new Folder(folder.path);
    }
    var array2 = new Array();
    while (array1.length > 0) {
     folder = array1.pop();
     if (folder.create()) {
      array2.push(folder);
     } else {
      while (array2.length > 0) {
       array2.pop.remove();
      }
      throw "Folder creation failed";
     }
    }
  }
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetFiles(theFolder) {
      var file,filesub;
          fileList = theFolder.getFiles();
      for (i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++) {
          file = fileList[i];
          if(file.name==".DS_Store") continue;
          if (file instanceof Folder) {
            fileLs = file.getFiles();
            alert(fileLs.length);
              for (j = 0; j < fileLs.length; j++) {
                  filesub = fileLs[j];
                  if (filesub instanceof File && filesub.name.match(/\.indd$/i)) {
                     files.push(filesub);
                  }
              }
          }
        else if (file instanceof File && file.name.match(/\.indd$/i)) {
         files.push(file);
        }
      }
      return files;
      }
  //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetFileName(fileName) {
  var string = "";
  var result = fileName.lastIndexOf(".");
  if (result == -1) {
    string = fileName;
  }
  else {
    string = fileName.substr(0, result);
  }
  return string;
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetSettings() {
  var set = eval(app.extractLabel("Kas_" + gScriptName + gScriptVersion));
  if (set == undefined) {
    set = { selectedPdfPresetIndex : 0 };
  }
  return set;
  }
  

• Lo-res images appear in the exported PDF from Indesign files - anyone else having this problem?

  I used Indesign for years without this problem...

  But I noticed recently that many of these images (PSD, TIFF, or JPEG) that I placed in Indesign files are exported as pixelated, versions low resolution when I export for printing (PDF/X-1).

  I tried different settings, but in each case, the image (which appears thin and sharp as seen in Indesign) came out like a pixelated mess blurred.

  This seems to have started happening in the past months.

  Vector graphics are fine.

  Anyone else having this problem?

  Or someone at - it a solution?

  Also use some PDF parameters where resolution is not sous-echantillonnees at all.

  Turn off downsampling.

  And I would like to test, when you export to PDF/X-4 would make to the resolution of the images.

  Just to know, if something is fundamentally wrong with your PDF export feature perhaps.

  Uwe

• Print from InDesign prints fine, but print after that exporting to PDF prints black as gray, low Image quality

  Hi all

  I have a printing problem going on with a document that I am currently trying to print.  When you export to PDF (high quality print or press quality setting, as well as to any possible color output) and then print, black my document go to the gray and the images look washed out.  This does not happen if I print directly from InDesign on my printer.  I tried to change the merger of transparent space, change the color profiles document and corresponding to export options to the options used when you print directly from ID, all without success. the document is always printed wrong when exporting to PDF first.  Any ideas why this might happen when exporting or printing to PDF, but not when you print directly from ID?  Thanks in advance for any help!

  I see.  Is there a way to ID artificially add CMY export in the same way as it does when sending to print?

  Is the destination of the document a composite digital printer or an offset press? If it is composite set your black preference for export fills and convert to RGB on export:

  

  

  In Acrobat, the two blacks will be 0. 0 | 0 RGB and will display the same

  

• Problem with .png with transperencies export InDesign PDF files

  We did a layout-design, with transparent png. In the past, when we have exported this indesign doc as PDF X 3-2003 we never had problems with it (using earlier versions of Indesign).

  Unfortunately with the latest version of Indesign, we have ugly boxes in our last print issue, which give as if 100% Transp. would decline about 90%.

  Also, the large print service company has not any expaination for this. We use the latest series of CC portfolio.

  It has not tried .tiff files with alpha channels yet, since our production pipeline is based on png files, and it worked.

  If anyone has a similar problem, I'd be interested to hear:

  Best of Frankfurt,

  Max

  

  I think that it is connected to this http://indesignsecrets.com/eliminating-ydb-yucky-discolored-box-syndrome.php

  Similarly, if you work with PNGS in InDesign for printing, you should use PSD files as PNG does not support color management, only the alpha transparency, this is only a selection of transparency, which can support PDF.

  In InDesign, you should in aspects of quality import PDFS, I, PSD and avoid EPS.

• Get the export of quality maximum for InDesign images or graphics

  I extract images from an InDesign file for an ePub. I do the independent creation of InDesign ePub, however with images I try to preserve some of the work done by people in the past in images of formatting.

  What I find is that the image is exported the same size as in the document InDesign, the problem is that if I Zoom in on the image it's pixelated, as if I Zoom in on the original document is not pixelated at all. Any suggestions on how to modify the following code to get a better resolution of export? Even if I find that the size of the image is preserved, I wonder what time of export, the resolution of the image is reduced.

  function getImages(){
      for(var i = 0; i<app.activeDocument.pages.length; i++){
          for(var j = 0; j<app.activeDocument.pages[i].allPageItems.length; j++){
              var pageItem = app.activeDocument.pages[i].allPageItems[j];
              if(pageItem.constructor.name.match(/pdf|image/i)){
                  pageItem.exportFile(ExportFormat.PNG_FORMAT,File("~\\desktop\\epub2\\"+app.activeDocument.name.replace(".indd","")+"\\oebps\\images\\"+pageItem.itemLink.name.substring(0,pageItem.itemLink.name.indexOf("."))+".png"),false);
                  }
              }
          }
      }

  Export PNG is made to the resolution of the screen. In CS6, you can try to set the resolution of export PNG (that property is not available in lower versions). If your version is less than CS6, you could try the original enlargement before exporting it.

  Export * a * point page y in PNG converts a bitmap image, even if the original is vector pure; so you will * never * get a graphic "infinitely scalable. All you get is a huge bitmap - and its size increases squarely with a resolution more. (Approximately; PNG compression helps a little, but as if by magic, it will make a larger image and a smaller than the original file size).

• Issue export book file InDesign to PDF, is there too much InDesign documents?

  I work in a book file for a catalogue consisting of individual records. Each sheet is its own InDesign file because we use them separately, but at the same time have the version more up-to-date in the book. So this was our "simple" solution InDesign won't allow me to export the file of the book in PDF format, unless I have break in two PDF files so I can merge the file in Acrobat. It works fine, but I want to fix the original problem. I checked if all the files have been corrupted, but did not find a problem, then I wonder if there are too many InDesign file in the book. Is there a limit to how many files InDesign you can place in a book?

  It will be more addressable RAM problem...