Shift or Adjust All Pages/Content for Print
Is there a way to shift all content in an entire publication by specified amounts, from one central location or command - as a temporary "effect"?
I work with a document containing a set of labels (@70) that print the variable, b&w text portions of products onto otherwise pre-printed labels (color background images and logos).
I export the document to PDF for printing the labels, because the production crew that prints the labels on demand doesn't have access to InDesign (nor do I wish to teach them to use InDesign). So I'm actually printing from the PDF, but nevertheless all the content therefore has to be shifted in InDesign.
When printing, the printer always prints off by @ 1/16" in one or more dimensions. (Changes with the weather, too; or maybe with wear on the printer.) This printer does not have functionality in its driver to shift the page images.
(Getting a different printer is not an answer. We have to have certain printers because they set the ink hot enough to make it stick to the labels, but are still affordable enough. Besides, every printer ends up having its quirks - even our larger printer that is the exact same as those used by Kinkos for more routine color printing.)
Given the quirks printers always have, I'd be sorely surprised if InDesign doesn't offer some functionality to easily allow shifting of all content before printing, exporting to PDF, or other purposes; but I can't find any sign of such a feature. This would be a useful feature, Adobe folks (hint, hint ).
My prior solution for smaller label sets I've created in InDesign, is to create a new layer, copy all content, including those on master pages, and then shift that content, thereby maintaining an exact, true layout for future needs, too. I really don't want to do this for 70 labels, though; plus it'd be nice to not have the worry of potentially creating out-of-sync content between the different layers.
I see Liquid Layouts, but I don't think that'll accomplish what I need any better. I need the page to stay the same size with the content in a slightly different place on it, not to change sizes. Can Liquid Layouts be made to work anyway? It could at least keep the content synced.
I tried to dig up some links for you re: InDesign's excellent support for automation in Javascript, but it seems like recent changes to Adobe help resources have caused link breakage, e.g. what should have been a link to the CS5 Scripting Guide was actually a page about how cool InDesign CS6 is going to be. In Turkish. You don't read Turkish, do you?
If not, forums regular Jongware has a bunch of really useful Javascript reference material publicly available in a variety of formats.You may want to pay a visit to the InDesign Scripting Forum if you are interested in that kind of thing.
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i have been trying to sort out my eBook for print. as a self-taught user and total novice to printing procedures and requirements, i have made a fatal error of putting a lot of my content ouside the inner purple margins of the pages. ie. they use all of the page..
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In this case it doesn't sound like the problem is a non-printing area, but rather trimming exactly on the corner. This means that there is a possibility that part of your corner text or page number may be sliced off, or the cut may drift the other way and leave more space than you wanted.
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OK, I'm probably missing some obvious settings somewhere, please tell me after you read my rantings...
I'm using the 'Full Edit' mode, assuming that is important. But the new Print Dialog looks like it has been dumbed down for some one, not sure who, however has it has me completely confused. There are now only three 'steps' for printing. One and two are self explanatory. However...
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Now, if the user happens to notice that a new 8 x 10 inch image is going to be printed in a 4 x 6 area, she will now decide to check the other settings available in the pop up menu. OK, there IS an 8 x 10 inch choice. But look, what's this "Custom" choice? Let's investigate...Now this is strange! The defaults there seem to be 1.383 inches for height AND width! Who came up with that weird number?!
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My point is, how do these confusing configurations help? Beyond me, anyway.
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Thanks in advance!
Chris Rorvick
[email protected]
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import java.awt.print.*;
public class PrintPageFormat
public static void main(String[] args)
PrinterJob pj = PrinterJob.getPrinterJob();
PageFormat pf = pj.defaultPage();
double w = pf.getWidth();
double h = pf.getHeight();
String version = System.getProperty("java.version");
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System.out.println(" Page size: " + w + " x " + h + " pts");
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!defaultCountry.equals(Locale.US.getCountry()) &&
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w - 2.0*ptsPerInch,
h - 2.0*ptsPerInch);
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OK, as far as I can tell, here's how it's supposed to work (and this is how it works for me in every browser except Safari):
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This has been a known bug, as I've seen it mentioned in other forums, such as:
http://forums.macworld.com/index.php?/topic/117342-safari-4-0-3-printing/
But Apple has yet to fix it.
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Am I the only one who finds it odd that Apple still hasn't fixed this little bug?
Does anyone out there know of a better workaround? Thanks for listening.Set them automatically based on what criteria?
If you just want to set them programatically, then as the Help indicates, use the Printing:Margins property to set those values.
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ENDLOOP.Hi friend sure.
You need to increment the index only at the loop no where else and the variable for holding the index value is global.
If you create before the read every time it gets trigerred.
After each loop you assign the sy-tabix value to that variable.
Just like this ,
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Then at the window just read the table as shown
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This will do friend.
I will update the flow of my code here, then you many understand it much clear.
Page1
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program lines. code : v_index = sy-tabix. v_lines = lines( t_chq ). (inside loop)
Condition (inside loop)
True
check the v_index < v_lines if true break page, for page break create a command and do it (Inside true condition)
false
blank.
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program line (inside sec wind)
Inside program lines the code is READ TABLE t_chq INTO x_chq INDEX v_index. (inside sec wind)
Secondary window2 (below page1)
program line (inside sec wind2)
Inside program lines some other code. (inside sec wind2)
This is my logic try like this friend.
I think for other records its coming fine because since it is an local variable its getting updated some where and also showing 1 bec its always initializing.
Try this you will get if any issues please revert back to me
Thanks,
Sri Hari
Edited by: srihari.kumar on Jan 6, 2012 11:04 AM
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Regards,
TamasIt's possible to make page items or regions conditional on the page not being a page number that you specify.
Head to your page 0, and look for the relevant item in your conditionals list. Select it and specify your login page number in there and all should be well!
Ben -
I designed a page yesterday in CS3 and saved it. When I opened it today, the page was completely blank.
In the layers palette, it shows that I created six layers. And in the pages/links tab, it shows my link to the one photo I used. That makes me think the page content is still there, but for some reason is "hidden." I'm fairly new to Indesign, but I've created and saved pages before with no problem ... until now.
Any ideas?Chuck Ingwersen wrote:
I have one page I created yesterday that has saved content, and this page that was finished but now shows nothing.
After I saved those two pages yesterday, I worked on creating master pages, and now I see that those show up as blank as well.
Hi, Chuck:
Have you enabled (checked) Show Thumbnails in the Pages panel's fly-out menu? Are you using icons larger than Small? Perhaps these settings are causing your master and document page layouts to appear blank in the Pages panel.
Here's a screen shot of the confusing user interface of the InDesign CS4 Pages panel fly-out menu:
* The Pages icons are set to Extra Large. Show Thumbnails is enabled (checked) and is selectable (dark type.)
* The Masters icons are set to Extra Small. Show Thumbnails is enabled (checked) but it is dimmed (light-gray type), and in the Icons area, a message notes that small and extra small page icons can't display page content.
HTH
Regards,
Peter
Peter Gold
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Sandbox to Hide "View All Site Content" for Particualr Group
Hi All,
I required the Sandbox for Particular group to Hide the "View All Site Content" option.Can any one help mw how can I do this
Thanks,
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Siddiqali Mohammad .Hi,
Do you want to hide the "View All Site Content" from site actions menu in SharePoint 2010?
If so, we can check whether the current user exists in a Particular Group using JSOM and decide whether to hide the "View All Site Content".
http://nehanavale.wordpress.com/2012/07/04/check-current-user-belong-to-particular-group-using-ecmascript/
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