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• Export to text file paragraph Style

  I have an InDesign document (several really), where I would like to extract all the text formatted with a paragraph style to create a glossary.

  I looked at ChangeCaseofSelectedStyle ExportAllStories and Dave Saunder trying to cobble something together (my scripting skills are next to zero). I had that day, now I'm stuck and errors.

  Any help?

  If ((app.documents.length! = 0) & & (app.selection.length! = 0)) {}
  myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  myStyles = myDoc.paragraphStyles;
  myStringList = myStyles.everyItem () .name;
  myExportFormatList = ['Text only', 'RTF', 'Text referenced InDesign'];

  myDialog = app.dialogs.add var ({name: "ExtractParagraphByStyle"})
  {with (MyDialog)}
  {with (dialogColumns.Add ())}
  with (dialogRows.add ()) {}
  with (dialogColumns.add ()) {}
  staticTexts.add ({staticLabel: "Style of paragraph :"});})
  }
  with (dialogColumns.add ()) {}
  myStyle = dropdowns.add({stringList:myStringList,selectedIndex:0,minWidth:133});)
  }
  }
  with (dialogRows.add ()) {}
  with (dialogColumns.add ()) {}
  staticTexts.add ({staticLabel: "export as :"}); "})
  }
  with (myExportFormatButtons = {radiobuttonGroups.add ())}
  radiobuttonControls.add ({staticLabel: "Text only", checkedState:true});})
  radiobuttonControls.add({staticLabel:"RTF"});)
  radiobuttonControls.add ({staticLabel: "InDesign tagged text"});
  }
  }
  }
  }

  
  myReturn = myDialog.show ();
  If (myReturn == true) {}
  Get the values of the dialog box.
  myExportFormat = myExportFormatButtons.selectedButton;
  myDialog.destroy;
  myFolder is Folder.selectDialog ("select a file");.
  If ((mondossier! = null) & & (app.activeDocument.stories.length! = 0)) {}
  myExtractParagraphByStyle (myExportFormat, myFolder);
  }
  }
  else {}
  () myDialog.destroy; s
  }
  }

  myExportStories function handles the export of the stories.
  myExportFormat is a number between 0-2, where 0 = text only, 1 = 3 = tagged text and rtf.
  myFolder is a reference to the folder in which you want to save your files.
  function myExtractParagraphByStyle (myExportFormat, myFolder) {}
  for (myCounter = 0; myCounter < app.activeDocument.stories.length; myCounter ++) {}
  monarticle = app.activeDocument.stories.item (myCounter);
  myID = myStory.id;
  {Switch (myExportFormat)}
  case 0:
  myFormat = ExportFormat.textType;
  myExtension = 'txt '.
  break;
  case 1:
  myFormat = ExportFormat.RTF;
  myExtension = ".rtf".
  break;
  case 2:
  myFormat = ExportFormat.taggedText;
  myExtension = 'txt '.
  break;
  }
  myFileName = "StoryID" + myID + myExtension;
  CheminMonFichier = myFolder + "/" + myFileName.
  myFile = new File (myFilePath);
  myStory.exportFile (myFormat, myFile);
  }
  }
  +++ Functions start here +++

  function errorExit (message) {}
  If (arguments.length > 0) {}
  If (app.version! = 3) {beep()} / / CS2 includes beep() function.
  Alert (message);
  }
  Exit(); CS ends with a beep; CS2 left silently.
  }

  The example script, export all the text to the file might give you some clues:

  ExportAllText.jsx
  An InDesign CS4 JavaScript
  //
  Export all the text in the active document with a single
  text file. To do this, the script will create a new document,
  combine the stories in the new document using export/import
  and then export the text into the new document.
  main();
  main() {} function
  mySetup();
  mySnippet();
  myTeardown();
  }
  function mySetup() {}
  myDocument var = app.documents.add ();
  myDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;
  myDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;
  myDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.pageOrigin;
  myPage var = myDocument.pages.item (0);
  var myTextFrameA = myPage.textFrames.add ();
  myTextFrameA.geometricBounds = [72, 144, 72, 288];
  myTextFrameA.contents = 'This is story 1.';
  var myTextFrameB = myPage.textFrames.add ();
  myTextFrameB.geometricBounds = [72, 300, 228, 288];
  myTextFrameB.contents = 'This is the story 2.';
  var myTextFrameC = myPage.textFrames.add ();
  myTextFrameC.geometricBounds = [72, 444, 312, 288];
  myTextFrameC.contents = 'This is the story of 3.';
  }
  function mySnippet() {}
  //
  If (app.documents.length! = 0) {}
  If (. stories.length app.documents.item (0)! = 0) {}
  myExportAllText (app.documents.item (0) .name);
  }
  }
  //
  }
  function myTeardown() {}
  }
  //
  function myExportAllText (myDocumentName) {}
  var monarticle;
  File name for the exported text. Specify a valid file on your system path.
  var myFileName = "/ c/test.txt ';
  If you want to add a line of separation between the floors, myAddSeparator set to true.
  var myAddSeparator = true;
  var myNewDocument = app.documents.add ();
  var app.documents.item (myDocumentName) = myDocument;
  var myTextFrame = myNewDocument.pages.item (0).textFrames.add ({geometricBounds:myGetBounds (myNewDocument, myNewDocument.pages.item (0))});
  var myNewStory = myTextFrame.parentStory;
  for (myCounter = 0; myCounter)< mydocument.stories.length;="">
  monarticle = myDocument.stories.item (myCounter);
  Export the story as tagged text.
  myStory.exportFile (ExportFormat.taggedText, leader (myFileName));
  Import (place) the file at the end of the temporary history.
  myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).place (File (myFileName));
  If the imported text does not end with a return, enter a return
  to keep the stories running together.
  If (myCounter! = myDocument.stories.length-1) {}
  If (myNewStory.characters.item(-1).contents! = '\r') {}
  myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).contents = "\r";
  }
  if(myAddSeparator == true) {}
  myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).contents = '-\r ";
  }
  }
  }
  myNewStory.exportFile (ExportFormat.taggedText, File("/c/test.txt));
  myNewDocument.close (SaveOptions.no);
  }
  //
  function myGetBounds (myDocument, myPage)}
  var myPageWidth = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
  var myPageHeight = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageHeight
  if(MyPage.Side == PageSideOptions.LeftHand) {}
  var myPage.marginPreferences.left = myX2;
  myX1 = myPage.marginPreferences.right var;
  }
  else {}
  var myPage.marginPreferences.left = myX1;
  myX2 = myPage.marginPreferences.right var;
  }
  var myY1 = myPage.marginPreferences.top;
  myX2 var = myPageWidth - myX2;
  var myY2 = myPageHeight - myPage.marginPreferences.bottom;
  return [myX1, myY2, myY1, myX2];
  }

• Import data from the text file to open the Document

  This should seem simple, but I can't find a way to import a text file delimited to tab automatically on opening the document.  I can open my form fill pdf document, select Forms > more form Options > data management > Import Data > change the bottom right "Text (*.txt) files" file type, select the file, then import with no problems.  I can't find a way to do this automatically when the document opens.  I know a *.fdf file will do, but my data are in a tab delimited text file.  If this is not possible, is there a program or a script that will convert *.txt to import *.fdf?  Thanks for your time.  Steve

  Have you looked at using custom JavaScript?

  importTextData

  You will need to work on how the data file select the line form.

• Importing data from a text file in a table

  Hi Experts,
  
  I have the following flat file
  

  weekly_eft_repo  1.0                                                                                                       Page: 1
  CDC:00304 / Sat Oct-31-2009     Weekly EFT Sweep for 25/10/09 - 31/10/09  Effective Date 03/11/09         Sat Oct-31-2009 22:06:14
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Bill to
  Retailer Retailer Name                  Name on Bank Account           Bank ABA   Bank Acct            On-line Amount  Instant Amount  Total Amount
  ======== ============================== ============================== ========== ==================== =============== =============== ===============
   0200101 Triolet Popular Store          Triolet Popular Store          111111111  62030100130659            10,868.00            0.00       10,868.00
   0200103 Le Cacharel Snack              Le Cacharel Snack              111111111  62030100130813             9,728.00            0.00        9,728.00
   0200104 Advanced Co-operative Self Ser Advanced Co-operative Self Ser 111111111  111111111                  7,334.00            0.00        7,334.00
   0200105 Chez Popo Supermarket          Chez Popo Supermarket          111111111  61030100044898            30,932.00            0.00       30,932.00
   0200106 Vana Supermarket               Vana Supermarket               111111111  111111111                 17,775.00            0.00       17,775.00
   0200107 Mont Choisy Store              Mont Choisy Store              111111111  62030100130804             8,840.00            0.00        8,840.00
   0200108 Vijay Store                    Vijay Store                    111111111  62030100131229            16,416.00            0.00       16,416.00
   0200109 Neptune Confection             Neptune Confection             111111111  62030100130931            11,077.00            0.00       11,077.00
   0200110 Antoine Store                  Antoine Store                  111111111  111111111                  2,470.00            0.00        2,470.00
   0200111 P.S.C Cold Storage             P.S.C Cold Storage             111111111  111111111                 10,431.00            0.00       10,431.00
   0200113 Mini Prix Boutique             Mini Prix Boutique             111111111  62030100131501            26,315.00            0.00       26,315.00
   0200114 Hotel Cassim                   Hotel Cassim                   111111111  111111111                135,147.00            0.00      135,147.00
   0200116 Aman Snack                     Aman Snack                     111111111  62030100129481             7,334.00            0.00        7,334.00
   0200117 Best For Less Company Ltd      Best For Less Company Ltd      111111111  111111111                  3,325.00            0.00        3,325.00
   0200118 Central Way                    Central Way                    111111111  111111111                 25,137.00            0.00       25,137.00

  I need to insert the data that it contains in the following table
  

  TABLE weekly_eft_report_temp
   Name                                      Null?    Type                        
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
   BILL_TO_RETAILER                          NOT NULL VARCHAR2(15)                
   RETAILER_NAME                                      VARCHAR2(100)               
   NAME_ON_BANK_ACCOUNT                               VARCHAR2(100)               
   BANK_ABA                                           VARCHAR2(1)                 
   BANK_ACCT                                          VARCHAR2(1)                 
   ON_LINE_AMOUNT                                     NUMBER                      
   INSTANT_AMOUNT                                     NUMBER                      
   TOTAL_AMOUNT                                       NUMBER 

  What is the easiest and best to proceed on this?
  
  Thank you
  Kevin

  If that's what you're looking for, then you can do

  with t
  as
  (
  select 'BILL_TO_RETAILER' col1 from dual union all
  select 'Some unwanted info' from dual union all
  select 'Some unwanted info' from dual union all
  select '==============' from dual union all
  select 'Actual Data' from dual union all
  select 'Actual Data' from dual union all
  select 'BILL_TO_RETAILER' from dual union all
  select 'Some unwanted info' from dual union all
  select 'Some unwanted info' from dual union all
  select '==============' from dual union all
  select 'Actual Data' from dual union all
  select 'Actual Data' from dual
  )
  select col1
    from (
           select col1, last_value(val ignore nulls) over(order by rno) val1
             from (
                   select t.*,
                          case when col1 = 'BILL_TO_RETAILER' then 1 when regexp_like(col1,'=+') then 0 else null end val,
                          rownum rno
                     from t
                  )
         )
   where val1 = 0
     and not regexp_like(col1,'=+')
  

• Tag text - how to get tabs

  I use Filemaker to generate a tagged text file. I can't find the correct tags for a tab character and a tab on the right.

  Quark, it was < \#9 > and < \t >, but when I look at the text in InDesign that contains the tag, the tabs do not appear as a tag in their own right. Any ideas? Or a different tack, does anyone know how to insert a 'leg' in a Filemaker calculation?

  Thank you

  Emma

  I don't know if this helps you, but if you select any character in InDesign and go in the Info Panel (window > info or press F8) it will show the unicode character. A tabulation of withdrawal right is 0 x 8 unicode is then 0 x 0008

• [LIKE, CS4] Import and export text file that contains the tag: encoding problem

  Hello

  I have a script that exports a text selection into a temporary folder (Unicode) text file with label. This file is then loaded in a variable AS and transformed line-by-line for some changes to the text. Subsequently a new text file with the modified content is written.

  Up to CS2 (and 10.4 PPC) this script worked like a charm. He stopped working with the new system and Intel. Meanwhile, I discovered that it must have something to do with encoding problems. «Everything in the old writing with ' as a unicode text "forced a mistake (since AS 2 each text is processed as UTF - 16), so I changed these lines to ' as text '.»

  In addition, I realized, that InDesign exports to tag text Unicode like UTF-16 (little endian), but importing tagged text to UTF-16BE (big-endian). "As variables and" write iconv ' command uses MACROMAN, so I added a few conversions with ""and it worked.

  Unfortunately the last conversion of MACROMA in UTF-16BE converts all spaces in the output string en normal spaces.

  I am therefore a little at my end of the problem. Can someone help me please?

  See you soon

  Tobias

  [InDesign 6.0.4 with AppleScript on Mac OS v2.0.1 X 10.5.8, Intel]

  A code for the relevant parts:

  Export as referenced text selection:

  on TMPexportTaggedText(myFileName, myText, myEncoding)
      tell application "Adobe InDesign CS4"
          tell tagged text export preferences
              if myEncoding = "ascii" or myEncoding = 1 then
                  set character set to ASCII
              else if myEncoding = "ansi" or myEncoding = 2 then
                  set character set to ansi
              else if myEncoding = "unicode" or myEncoding = 3 then
                  set character set to unicode
              else if myEncoding = "jis" or myEncoding = 4 then
                  set character set to shift JIS
              else if myEncoding = "gb" or myEncoding = 5 then
                  set character set to GB18030
              else if myEncoding = "ks" or myEncoding = 6 then
                  set character set to KSC5601
              else
                  set character set to ansi
              end if
              set tag form to abbreviated
          end tell
          export myText format tagged text to (myFileName) without showing options
      end tell
      tell application "Finder"
          try
              do shell script "iconv -f UTF-16LE -t UTF-16 " & (POSIX path of myFileName) & " > " & (POSIX path of myFileName) & "1"
              set myFileName to myFileName & "1"
          end try
      end tell
  end TMPexportTaggedText
   
  

  Line and placement in InDesign (circleLines not the textual changes and throw a string with):

  set theOutput to my circleLines(IN_File & "1", myOptions)
      
  if theOutput ≠ "" then
    tell application "Finder"
      open for access file (OUT_File & "1") with write permission
      write (theOutput) to file (OUT_File & "1")
      close access file (OUT_File & "1")
      try
         do shell script "iconv -f MACROMAN -t UTF-16BE " & (POSIX path of (OUT_File & "1")) & " > " & (POSIX path of OUT_File)
         do shell script "cat " & (POSIX path of OUT_File) & " | tr '\\n' '\\r'"
      end try
    end tell
  end if
      
  place (OUT_File) on curSel without showing options
  
   
  

  The string output with

      write (theOutput) to file (OUT_File & "1") as unicode text
  

  an error of InDesign (bodychecking).

  The problem is not as long as ID's export is little-endian - someone ' one has not heard of Intel chips - but it does not add a byte order mark. If you add a BOM, the problem should go away. Here's how you can add a Bill adapted to an exported file to tag:

  the fileRef value (open for access file "Macintosh HD:Users:shane:Desktop: Untitled - 16.txt" with write permission)

  the value of x to read fileRef

  Set x to character id {711, 731} & x - add THE BOM

  write x to fileRef starting with 0

  FileRef close access

  Then you can read it using "text Unicode", and it should also cross-platform very well.

  And stop putting your file read/write inside blocks Finder - is not the business of the Finder.

• Is it possible to turn the dilemma 2 projects (.2qn file extension) in Adobe Captivate 8 projects? I tried to save the embarrassing situation in a text file, but Captivate wouldn't import correctly.

  Is it possible to turn the dilemma 2 projects (.2qn file extension) in Adobe Captivate 8 projects? I tried to save the embarrassing situation in a text file, but Captivate wouldn't import correctly.

  Hello

  I've never seen such a method. I think you will find that you must simply recreate your dilemma inside Captivate project and forget all means of import.

  The only thing that comes to mind would be to import the project dilemma in PowerPoint. (Assuming that such a thing exists) then import the PPT in Captivate. But you wouldn't be able to make everything connect.

  See you soon... Rick

• special characters in the text file import

  My project requires me to import a text file into a dynamic text field using the loadVariables function. My problem is that the text file contains an ampersign '& '. It seems that the ampersign stops the rest of the text of any on my flash movie. Is there a special character or an escape character that I can use to allow me to import the ampersign?
  
  I tried to use the & amp; and my dynamic text as HTML field. No luck. Oh... I use flash MX :(
  
  Any ideas?

  I found a link that allows you to:

  143 http://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?event=view&ID=KC.tn_14143&EXTID=tn_14 & dialogid = 33731379 & iterationID = 1 & sessionID = 4830136b611e54860724 & stateID = 0 + 0 + 33735653 & mo = simple

  Example: & equivlant to 26%

  It works for me!
  Thanks for your suggestions.

• Handling former projects where the xml-text-files have been imported through the Panel of the chain.

  Hello Adobe support team,

  We're going to go from the Adobe flash professional CS 6 to animate CC and we have already purchased licenses for our developer team. In all our former software projects, we have imported and exported text to the screen (xml_files) through the string table to assign the ID. It was very uncomfortable for us, because all our projects are multilingual. Now, we read in the animate using the channel Panel is obsolete with CC to animate. So our problem is how to manage our current programs where all text files are based on the Panel of the chain.

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• Display of text file as external table without trimming spaces

  Hi all:

  I am trying to display a text file of db break with initial spacing.

  Well, it is not entirely related to the APEX.
  

  It's table how external is created:

  create the table u_x

  (rowline varchar2 (255))

  EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION

  (

  TYPE ORACLE_LOADER

  DIRECTORY by DEFAULT ext_tab <-this is a dir command I created

  access settings

  (

  records delimited by newline

  notrim fields

  )

  LOCATION ("aaa.txt")

  )

  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED;

  on the first line of the aaa.text (it's a report), it shows something like:

  Sat Dec 29                                                                Page 1

  but when I select * from u_x, the result is:

  Sat Dec 29 Page 1

  all them above is done in the workshop sql command /sql APEX 4.2.1 (db 10.2.0.5)

  Is it possible to preserve the spaces between "29" and "Page"?

  (the result compressed all the in-between spaces instead of 1).

  I think that the ideal way is to invoke Notepad to the customer to open the text file of the server.

  in any case to generate the link?

  Thank you

  John

  Finally, he made inside:

  Application Builder > application 110 > Page 8 > report attributes > column attributes

  with:

  Column formatting

  CSS class:

  CSS style: white-space: pre; do-family: monospace;

  If do in the header of the region, have to use this report template: default: HTML (Standard) \\u

  Thanks for your help!

  BTW, used classic report

• Why the FF fix the links click on a text file, but IE10 works fine?

  I'm composing a text file LibreOffice prepare for the publication of an e-book. In this text I incorporated hyperlinks to locations on the map Icelanders for the development system. I replaced these links with Google URL shortener for easy management and use.

  When I test the links with FF as the default browser on this laptop under Win8/64, FF tries to open the pages of the card but stalls with no image displayed. In IE10, however, they work very well. These links also work on FF or IE on Windows 7/64 on my desktop.

  In addition, when I click on the same link listed in my account Google shortened the list of URLS, it works in both FF and IE on this same laptop - only when the user clicks on the link in the doc file. fact FF fail to open the page target card. This is the case if the OL WRITE option 'Ctrl + click' or simply 'click' is specified.

  Doc file: LibreOffice 4.1.x with hyperlinks embedded URL "googleized", usually a clickable link to graphic character after the place agreed.

  Target Web site: http://atlas.lmi.is/kortasja_en/ zoom to specific locations.

  Note that the http://atlas.lmi.is/kortasja_en/ page is a Flash object, so check the address bar to see if there is an icon to the left of the address bar on the blocking of the version of the Flash plugin.

• My Internet EXPLORER Favorites list include several photos, text files and downloaded web pages, of which none appear when I import my Internet EXPLORER Favorites list in Firefox. Is there a way I can remember those?

  My Internet EXPLORER Favorites list include several photos, text files and downloaded web pages, of which none appear when I import my Internet EXPLORER Favorites list in Firefox. Is there a way I can remember those?

  There is a work around:

  Export your IE Favorites to an HTML file, and then import it into Firefox. If you have questions more do not hesitate to ask.

• Import data from text file of control of the ring.

  Is it possible to import data to a text ring with labview control.

  I have several definitions of register in the ring controls, but manual entry would take a lot of time.

  Was wondering if there was more automatic way, I could read the values from a file.

  Thank you

  Jim

  Using the first method gives you the ability to extend such that each column specifies a control of the ring if you need fill the multiple rings.

  This example assumes that all of the three rings contain the same number of elements. If this isn't the case, you will need to create a Subvi, which removes the empty elements. [Edit - create a text file that contains a column for each ring, separated by a tab character.]

  

• Write array of strings in the text file delimited by tabs without Report Generation Toolkit

  I find that writing in the File.vi worksheet does not Append REAL mode.  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/D1629D863F0442CC86256A0200558A15

  That url describes a workaround solution is to first create a file in Excel, save and then writing adds to it.  This is something that users of my compiled application will simply not do.

  Writing File.vi measure generates tab limited text files but only takes some input signals.

  I would take my array of strings and simply write that in a limited file tab.  Is there really no way to go in LabVIEW without spending $500 one another?

  
  

• Is it possible to get the details of the file (for example the subject and comments) off the screen and to an Excel file or a text file without having to retype this information

  Is it possible to get the details of the file (for example the subject and comments) off the screen and to an Excel file or a text file without having to retype this information

  * original title - file details *.

  Hello

  Could you explain what is exactly? What do you mean by off the screen?

  According to my way of thinking, you want to export the file details of all your files on your HARD drive to an excel file or a txt file. If I'm right in this case, it is not possible to export the details of each & every file in the excel sheet.