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  No, I don't think.

  The fact is that ^ is a special character to find/replace.

  so you should either avoid its use in search strings to avoid confusion.

  or if you agree the confusion, you must use ^ ^ n to search for

  (instead of ^ n).

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• (AS) Select the text of the paragraph without bringing out the carriage return

  (AS) Select the text of the paragraph without bringing out the carriage return character.

  I need help to select a paragraph in a story.
  The selection does not contain a 'return' (ASCII number 13 ")

  My current sample is as follows:
  -example assumes that the insertion point is already placed in a specific paragraph.

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  Any advice would be helpful!

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• After the creation of these character styles, apply clear replacements...

  Hello world

  After you import the Word document into InDesign CS3 in some paragraphs, there are some substitutions of style. InDesign formatting styles are not correctly designed with paragraphs. Even if that word styles are mapped with InDesign styles exactly. If I select all paragrahs and click on the 'Clear the replacements' option in the palette paragraph styles, all InDesign formatting styles are applied correctly, but the character style formatting are removed. So I planned to create the script for each font style character style and each formatting characters. After doing this I can clear overrides paragraph hassle styles. I have created the script to create styles for characters and formatting his job very well, but when I tried to run this script for the 2nd time in the same document that it showing an error inside. Please find below my script and it is too large,

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------

  To find the police and setting styles in form and its replacement by styles of characters
  Script for CS3

  inDesign #target
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  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("bl") == null) {}
  BL var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "bl", fontStyle: "Bold"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("bItl") == null) {}
  bItl var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "bItl", fontStyle: "BoldItalic"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("bItal") == null) {}
  Bollet var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "bItal" fontStyle: "Bold Italic"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("sb") == null) {}
  SB var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "sb", fontStyle: "Semibold"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("sbItal") == null) {}
  var sbItal = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "sbItal", fontStyle: "Semibold Italic"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("blk") == null) {}
  BLK var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "blk", fontStyle: "Black"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("obl") == null) {}
  OBL var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: 'obl', fontStyle: "Oblique"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("li") == null) {}
  Li var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "li", fontStyle: "Light"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("liItal") == null) {}
  var liItal = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "liItal", fontStyle: "Light Italic"}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("sup") == null) {}
  var sub = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "sup", position: Position.superscript}) ;}
  If (myDoc.characterStyles.item ("sub") == null) {}
  void var = myDoc.characterStyles.add ({name: "sub", position: Position.subscript}) ;}

  app.findTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;
  app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findTextPreferences = null;
  app.changeTextPreferences = null;

  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "italic";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = Itl;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Bold";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = bl;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "BoldItalic";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = bItl;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Bold Italic";
  bItal = app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Semibold";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = sb;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Semibold Italic";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = sbItal;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = 'Black ';
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = blk;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Oblique";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = obl;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "light";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = li;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Light Italic";
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = liItal;

  app.findTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;
  app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findTextPreferences.position = Position.superscript;
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = sup;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();
  app.findTextPreferences.position = Position.subscript;
  app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = sub;
  App.Documents.Item (0) .changeText ();

  function setupFindText (find, change, PT, hidLayers, lockedLayers, lockedStories, masters caseSensitive) {}
  app.findTextPreferences = null;
  app.changeTextPreferences = null;
  try {app.findTextPreferences.findWhat = find} catch (e) {};
  try {app.changeTextPreferences.changeTo = change} catch (e) {};
  app.findChangeTextOptions.properties = {}
  includeFootnotes: (PT == null? false: PT).
  includeHiddenLayers: (hidLayers == null? false: hidLayers).
  includeLockedLayersForFind: (lockedLayers == null? false: lockedLayers).
  includeLockedStoriesForFind: (lockedStories == null? false: lockedStories).
  includeMasterPages: (masters == null? false: Masters).
  includeCaseSensitive: (caseSensitive == null? false: caseSensitive)
  }
  } / / end setupFindText
  Alert ("DONE");

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------

  Please suggest how simply this script and make it run faster that anyone can suggest me. Also suggest me how can add this "Clear Override" syntax with this script. I want to make this very effective script. Thanks in advance to all.

  Concerning

  Indana

  Enough basic syntax, really.

  First, as indicated in the documentation, the argument is optional; Second, its default behavior is "All". You get 'all', because you have not provided any argument, and you expected something else. Apparently, you want to clear the formatting only. Just use

  myStory[j].clearOverrides(OverrideType.PARAGRAPH_ONLY);
  

  Notice that the documentation indicates the return type of this function is zero; This means that you get no return value, and it is of no use to "store" the result in a variable myOvClr.

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  It's pretty simple: I'm searching the internet apple documentation and Web sites.

  To the title of the pane 'format' to the right of the workspace, there is an option below 'police' called 'Styles of character ".  There is no way, in this latest version, to create a new character style.  No selection there will allow you to press the symbol '+', and there is no menu in the menu bar you option to create a character style.

  Despite trying several ways of dozens to understand this point, there is no work around.  I think it's a bug.

  Please fix this Apple?  I love the pages, but boy, this can be frustrating.

  Thank you!

  I use Pages on El Capitan 10.11.1 v5.6.1. I can define a character style.

  Try the following:

  1. Type a word or two. Select them.
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