Re: Positioning Inline images? [CS3 JS WIN]

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From: Harbs
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 07:37

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You can get the same result in CS2, but it's a lot more convoluted.

The basic idea is to build an array of the exact file name strings. To 
do this you use js RegEx to search the contents of every story. The 
results of this match() will give you the strings you need. You then 
iterate through your array and do a search() on your doc to do the 
replacements.

I think Peter's book on scripting InDesign has examples of this method.

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Harbs
http://www.in-tools.com

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