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7:55 am June 21, 2011
| jpannier
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Is there a script to convert all text variables in all open documents at once?
Jeldrik
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2:15 pm June 25, 2011
| jpannier
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Thanks Marijan,
I'll test it tomorrow. I'm glad you helped me. It's an important piece in things of creating page numbers within epubs (by using a text variable pointing to an automatic generated page number by a paragraph stile and anchor it after the last character of a textframe before splitting the story and replacing all the special characters – see my post: http://indesignsecrets.com/for…..n-an-epub).
Greetings from Germany
Jeldrik
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12:57 am June 27, 2011
| jpannier
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It works perfect – thanks again.
Jeldrik
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7:18 am July 11, 2011
| orielwen
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I'm trying to do something similar in Applescript, for much the same reason. But
tell (every text variable instance) to convert to text
doesn't seem to work. I get the following:
error "Adobe InDesign CS5 got an error: every text variable instance of active document doesn’t understand the convert to text message." number -1708 from every text variable instance of active document
Yet the dictionary seems to indicate that this ought to work:
convert to text specifier : Supported by the following objects: note, footnote, text variable, text variable instance.
Any ideas?
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3:42 am July 12, 2011
| orielwen
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Ah, I'm being stupid again.
tell (every text variable instance of every story) to convert to text
That does it.
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