Illustrator
InDesign
- In5 (InDesign to HTML5)
- Merge Textframes
- Split Text
- SimpleHTML
- Merge Pages Vertically
- Sort Swatches
- Send Swatches to Flash
- Copy Fonts to Folder
- Add Hex Swatch
- Export Hex Swatches
- Save Alt Layouts as Documents
- Assign URLs to Buttons (article | download)
- Universal Scrolling Frames
Flash (Adobe Animate)
See the Flash/Animate Extensions page.
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Any way the end-use can modify Merge Text so that the “left” option is the default, instead of “top”? Thats’ the one I use 99% of the time.
Have you tested to see that there’s a difference? I believe that the second-level sorting for “top” is “left.” So they should work the same in most cases.
Hi, any script to Update All Legacy Text in Illustrator?
I cannot insert it in an Action….
Thnx
Looks like Illustrator has that feature:
https://helpx.adobe.com/in/illustrator/using/updating-text-illustrator-10.html
Thank you Justin for the quick answer, probably I wasn’t clear enough. I know this feature, but it seems Illustrator does not allow to insert it in an Action (I’m using cs2), and since I need to Update All Legacy Text in 3000 eps files I was wondering if there’s a script to insert it in an Action and do it automatically on batches.
Thnx
CS2? Not sure I can be of much help there. That feature might be worth upgrading.
Will you please share code for newOminoDialog, which is used in MergeTextframes script in Indesign . As I debug without installing it gives an error.
Please let me know
What are you debugging? The old version of MergeText?
I have designed a product catalogue in InDesign. Each product has a unique product code mentioned . Now I got an excel file from client with updated product codes. Excel has 2 columns. 1 with old codes and second with new code. I want to update all of them in one go, with out manually going to each product and replacing it with new code. Is there a way this can be automated.
Yes, but not my area of expertise. You’ll want to look up “data merge.” The solution is likely there. If not, it may require scripting.
Vertical
Sorting Swatches is quite difficult, isn’t it?
It used to be a tricky operation, but it’s now built into InDesign.