Align on comma tabs with tagged text in ID CS2

We have a problem generating tabs aligned on comma with tagged text in CS2.<br />It works for other characters (like dot for example). Any attempt until now leads to an Indesign CS2 crash at import.<br /><br />The problem seems to be that the comma is also the separator for the parameters of the pTabRuler tag.<br /><br />In order to find a suitable syntax we have tried the following (without success) :<br />1) use the syntax from the documentation (tagged text user guide)<br />2) do some roundtripping (ie export and place the same tagged text. This works in CS3, but the CS3 syntax is version 5 while CS2 is version 4)<br />3) use an hexa definition of the comma <0x002C> similar to the "Indesign tags for special characters<br />4) upgrade to the last CS2 update (4.0.5)<br /><br />Of course one could say we just have to upgrade to CS3 and case is solved.<br />As we have a lot of scripting to convert between CS2 and CS3, we had like to know first if there is a solution for CS2.<br /><br />b Here is a sample of the tagged text we cannot import in CS2:<br /><br /><ASCII-WIN><br /><Version:4><FeatureSet:InDesign-Roman><ColorTable:=<Black:COLOR:CMYK:Process:0,0,0,1>>< br /><DefineParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle=<Nextstyle:NormalParagraphStyle>><br /><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:113.38582677165356\,Char\,\,\,0\,\ ;> 1,23<br /> 12,3<br /><pTabRuler:><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:113.38582677165356\,Char\,\,\,0\ ,\ ;> 123<pTabRuler:><br /><br />b Here is the export of the same in CS3 that works in roundtripping:<br /><br /><ASCII-WIN><br /><Version:5><FeatureSet:InDesign-Roman><ColorTable:=<Black:COLOR:CMYK:Process:0,0,0,1>>< br /><DefineParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle=<Nextstyle:NormalParagraphStyle>><br /><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:100\,Char\,\\\,\,0\,\ ;>     1,23<0x000A> 12,3<br /><pTabRuler:><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:100\,Char\,\\\,\,0\,\;> 123<pTabRuler:><br /><br />Note : tab align on comma is the way it should be in continental europe for displaying prices for example.<br /><br />Any hint would be very appreciated.<br /><br />Emmanuel

We have a problem generating tabs aligned on comma with tagged text in CS2.<br />It works for other characters (like dot for example). Any attempt until now leads to an Indesign CS2 crash at import.<br /><br />The problem seems to be that the comma is also the separator for the parameters of the pTabRuler tag.<br /><br />In order to find a suitable syntax we have tried the following (without success) :<br />1) use the syntax from the documentation (tagged text user guide)<br />2) do some roundtripping (ie export and place the same tagged text. This works in CS3, but the CS3 syntax is version 5 while CS2 is version 4)<br />3) use an hexa definition of the comma <0x002C> similar to the "Indesign tags for special characters<br />4) upgrade to the last CS2 update (4.0.5)<br /><br />Of course one could say we just have to upgrade to CS3 and case is solved.<br />As we have a lot of scripting to convert between CS2 and CS3, we had like to know first if there is a solution for CS2.<br /><br />b Here is a sample of the tagged text we cannot import in CS2:<br /><br /><ASCII-WIN><br /><Version:4><FeatureSet:InDesign-Roman><ColorTable:=<Black:COLOR:CMYK:Process:0,0,0,1>>< br /><DefineParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle=<Nextstyle:NormalParagraphStyle>><br /><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:113.38582677165356\,Char\,\,\,0\,\ ;> 1,23<br /> 12,3<br /><pTabRuler:><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:113.38582677165356\,Char\,\,\,0\ ,\ ;> 123<pTabRuler:><br /><br />b Here is the export of the same in CS3 that works in roundtripping:<br /><br /><ASCII-WIN><br /><Version:5><FeatureSet:InDesign-Roman><ColorTable:=<Black:COLOR:CMYK:Process:0,0,0,1>>< br /><DefineParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle=<Nextstyle:NormalParagraphStyle>><br /><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:100\,Char\,\\\,\,0\,\ ;>     1,23<0x000A> 12,3<br /><pTabRuler:><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle><pTabRuler:100\,Char\,\\\,\,0\,\;> 123<pTabRuler:><br /><br />Note : tab align on comma is the way it should be in continental europe for displaying prices for example.<br /><br />Any hint would be very appreciated.<br /><br />Emmanuel

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