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5 total messages Started by dtpartner Thu, 29 Jan 2009 09:37
InDesign Actions
#70
Author: dtpartner
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 09:37
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Make Actions in InDesign (like in Illustrator and Photoshop)
Re: InDesign Actions
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Author: Peter_Spier
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 12:30
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This is something I've wished for from time to time.

InDesign allows for scripts, which are far more powerful that simple actions, and you can use the transform again commands to repeat what you just did, but there is no way to record a sequence of operations and save them for later re-use, which would be a real bonus for the non-scripters among us.

Peter
Re: InDesign Actions
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Author: Ron_M_Anderson
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:21
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You are so right "there is no way to record a sequence of operations and save them for later re-use, which would be a real bonus for the non-scripters among us." I'm constantly running into cases where I want to create an action, like I used to be able to, where I can save a series of keystrokes to reuse.

Why in the world would Adobe discontinue this useful capability??

Ron
Re: InDesign Actions
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Author: Scott Falkner
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:53
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      Why in the world would Adobe discontinue this useful capability?




I don't believe they did. Actions have never been a feature of InDesign.
Re: InDesign Actions
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Author: Bob Levine
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:03
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> Why in the world would Adobe discontinue this useful capability??

You can't discontinue something that never existed. You must be thinking 
about something else.

Bob
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