Posts Tagged with ‘GREP’

Want the last paragraph of a story to appear different? This trick can do it in a jiffy!

You don’t always have to figure out all the GREP codes yourself! Here’s a bunch of examples to help you out.

The ability to use GREP in a Find/Change is pretty sweet, but there’s at least one limitation that could leave a bad taste in your mouth.

When faced with a complicated text processing task, why look any farther than InDesign to manage it?

You don’t have to be a geek to love the power of GREP styles.

InDesign offers very fine grained control over find/change, including which sorts of characters you want it to find.

A simple introduction to grouping GREP expressions shows how easy it is to manipulate found text in all sorts of time-saving ways.

Here are few suggestions to help you format lots of prices in your next layout.

Joe needs to convert all his captions in the form LastName_FirstName.jpg into “FirstName LastName.” It’s way easier than you’d think.

Don’t miss these two great webinars: InDesign Troubleshooting and Repair and Introduction to GREP in InDesign! Watch them live or (if you can’t make it) recorded.