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6 total messages Started by stepahn_klemm Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:14

Author: stepahn_klemm
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:14

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Hi All,

have a problem with informations about indesign server. I want to export a indesign document to a idml file.

This file is to be open with indesign server and the server create a PDF of the idml file.

is this possible?if so, give it anywhere a work around about it or can anybody help me, which i can do it?

Thanx in advance
Stephan

Re: export to pdf

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Author: Norio_Kawamura
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 08:34

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You can open the IDML file same as indd file on InDesign or InDesign Server by IDocumentCommands::CreateOpenCommand. And you can export as PDF on InDesign Server same as InDesign by IExportProvider.

Re: export to pdf

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Author: stepahn_klemm
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 09:02

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Sorry, i am a beginner in this matter.

What is IDocument and IExportProvider?

Is this a possibiliy with VB to adress indesign server?

Re: export to pdf

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Author: Ian_Whitworth
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 09:18

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Tried this...(in VBS and VB)
myDocument.Export idExportFormat.idIndesignMarkup, "C:/test.idml"

VBS/VB doesn't understand idIndesignMarkup

then...
myDocument.Export "IDML", "C:/test.idml"

same issues on XFL format
Can't find any info on correct syntax

thanks inadvance for help

Re: export to pdf

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Author: jongware
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:14

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Ian,

The help file says

      ExportFormat.INDESIGN_MARKUP Exports to InDesign markup (IDML) format.
      1768189292 = 'idml'




(for JavaScript). Can you try using the decimal number? I've seen reports the constants don't work very well in VBS.

Re: export to pdf

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Author: samuel.n
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2013 19:05

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1768189292 works perfectly in VB.net

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