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Jeanette Ashman
(09.11.2021 16:37):

Hi! I have several documents that use the same paragraph styles. I have all the files in a book so if I change something I can synchronies. But in the heat of the moment I sometimes make changes in one of the documents and forgets to synchronize. So... I am looking for a script where I can compare paragraph styles from different files (same name on paragraph style) and only see the difference between them. Do you know if there is something like that existing? Kind regards Jeanette

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hadi
(10.08.2021 9:44):

Hi. If there is a group style, its subset style will not be displayed.

(Copy GREP Styles)

hadi
(24.06.2021 9:04):

hi. It is a perfect script.

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How to access the list of styles through the ScriptUI? The subscribers (and just the viewers) of the "Scripts for Adobe InDesign" channel probably didn’t miss the release of a series of videos on the topic stated in the title of this article. Here, in the article itself, the code from the video is provided with links to those videos, in which you can find the explanation for this code.
Here, it should only be noted that the main feature of the algorithm is its versatility. With the help of the algorithm, you can easily and quickly get a list of styles of any type — the paragraph, character, table, or object styles. It is sufficient to replace the word "paragraph" in the second line of the first code fragment with the required type: "character", "table", "cell", "object", and the script will create a complete list of styles of the specified type (including the style groups) for the user window.
But how does one change the code so that the user himself chooses the type of styles he needs? A link to the corresponding video can be found at the end of the article.

Posted: 11.12.2020

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The article "Localized menu: the adventure continues" was added, which provides one of the solutions to the problem of embedding scripts into the context menu of different localizations.

Posted: 28.02.2017

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The article "Export From InDesign to HTML-4: What to Do With Images and Hyperlinks" was added. The final, fourth article in the “Export from InDesign to html” series provides the methods for converting InDesign images into tag representations in the html format, and a script for converting hyperlinks from InDesign to html.

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In the third part of the series of articles "Export from InDesign to html", the algorithm for converting tables, which are made in InDesign, into the html format is considered.

Posted: 15.03.2016

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The article "Export From InDesign to HTML-2: How to Tag Paragraphs" was added. In this article, we will place paragraph tags in the text, add a header and a "footer", and thus obtain a full-fledged html document containing only the necessary style markup.

Posted: 05.03.2016

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