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Article #8153Change Font style after an "event" within a string of text???
From: Eric_Wheatley
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2006 17:04
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2006 17:04
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Good Afternoon- I have a question regarding scripting. I am not too familiar with scripting, and have never used it in InDesign. To view the project that I am refering to, look at the below images. I have created a file of a business card, and we are posting it on our website for online ordering. When the client sees the blank business card, they will fill in the fields and a jpeg preview will be generated. When the proof is approved, they will hit a submit button, which will send to us a Jpeg proof, as well as an XML document to be imported into the InDesign document. What I need to do is create a Script to change from one font to another after a " , " comma is introduced. Can this be done with a script? In the top text box, where there is the Name "Eric Wheatley, PHD" I would like to have a script that changes the Font from one style to another. In Example, I would like the ERIC WHEATLEY text to be in ALL CAPS in Caslon Bold, the PhD part, I would like to be arial italic? Can this be achieved with a simple script?? thank you Eric
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