http://london-escort.top/

It looks likes I missed this post. No. There's no docs that I can recall.

Thanks,

Harbs

I have just been given the task of editing (and producing) a volume of poetry and associated text explanation.

Browsing through Indesign Secrets, I came across a 2011 article entitled "Setting Poetry, Flush Left, Center on Longest Line". In the discussion, there is a reference to a script that you wrote. I've downloaded it, but have not yet run it.

My question: Is there any documentation or other information on this script, other than that contained in the article above?

Thanks,

Ed

something like this should work:

Find: (\w)[\s\S]+

Change: $1

I'm creating a style guide and can form the running heads well using either native InDesign or PowerHeaders. I now want to create a running alphabetical index based on the same value found for the normal running head.

The example is:

My running head picks up a style, Topic, and creates correctly. Let's say the running head value is shown as "Telephone". I now want to be able to create a second running head with only the first letter of the word, ie, "T"...

My running heads would then shown on the page .... T Telephone...styled, of course...

I can;'t find a way to do this. Any ideas?

I have tried this script in Indesign CS5:

var name  = prompt("Pick a name","","Create anchor in graphic frame");
if(name){
    makeObjectAnchor(app.selection[0],name);
}
function makeObjectAnchor(object,destinationName){
    var tf = object.textFrames.add();
    app.documents[0].hyperlinkTextDestinations.add(tf.parentStory.insertionPoints[0],{name:destinationName});
}

The thing is that I end up with <PB> instead of the real page number in the source text...
In the cross-references panel, I have PB written in red and it says "Invalid destination: on the pasteboard"
Can someone help please?