Auto-loading of figures using Tagged text

Hi All,
Is there any possiblity to load the figures automatically while loading the InDesign tagged text files, but it's possible using XTags in Quark.
Thanks,
Praveen

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I was reading about Oracle SPM feature, but i have questions in mind for automatic feature..
* if we have set both capture and use parameter true. Oracle will automatically capture Plans, but will it automatically evolve new plans to accepted or it will wait for evolve it manually before using new plan.
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if we have set both capture and use parameter true. Oracle will automatically capture PlansCorrect.
but will it automatically evolve new plans to accepted or it will wait for evolve it manually before using new plan.For plans manually loaded into a baseline, these should be loaded as accepted.
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A note on this:
Daniel Swanson wrote:
I've tried various js scripts which do an OK job, but they don't make the actual native markers. This means you have to wait until the book (consistiing of multiple ID files) is complete (so that all the page numbers have been established) to generate the index.
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I posted this in the general discussion and was pointed to scripting.
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Well, not quite four hours, but yes, I couldn’t get it to work. For one thing, I wasn’t sure about the header to use, since I’m on Windows. I used <ASCII-WIN>
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<pstyle:bib>
<pstyle:bh>
<pstyle:bl>
<pstyle:bl_ext>
<pstyle:bt>
<pstyle:bt_fl>
<pstyle:cn>
<pstyle:ct>
<pstyle:cst>
<pstyle:epi>
<pstyle:epi_source>
<pstyle:ext>
<pstyle:ext_1stpara>
<pstyle:ext_2dpara>
<pstyle:fn>
<pstyle:fn_2dpara>
<pstyle:poem>
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I came back to the Internet and found an article by Peter Kahrel entitled “A GREP queries manager.” OK, I admit I didn’t understand much of it, but the notion of chaining queries sounds good.
I did the Lynda.com tutorials when I was first ordered to make the change to InDesign (last month). I found them very helpful, but if they have anything on this, I missed it. Maybe I was too busy figuring out how to turn pages, find things on the pasteboard, and determine what character styles are and why I have to use them J
“Not hard”? Um, what is the etiquette for asking you to do this task for me? I’m assuming that once I had a script in hand, I could add new paragraph styles by mimicking the entries. Is that right? Would it really be as easy as opening all the files and running the script to make the changes throughout? That sounds wonderful. Even running it on one at a time would be a great improvement. Do I need to contact you off list, and, if so, how?
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How can I place Tagged Text in InDesign

I use tagged text in the files I place
in InDesign. For example,
<cn>This is the chapter number
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<bt>This is the beginning of the body text
<ah>This is an A-level head
and so on. In PageMaker, there was a checkbox in the "place"
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I can't find the equivalent checkbox in InDesign. I can't believe it is no longer there, but search as I do, I can't find it. There is a lot online about exporting tagged text, but where, oh where, is my checkbox for placing tagged text? If someone knows where it is, I'd be very grateful.

John Hawkinson wrote:
For reference SuzeiQ's thread in the scripting forum is here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/908213.
Though I think it really wasn't a scripting question :-).
Also, Peter, post your script!
I presume that last was directed to Mr. Kahrel...

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Our Pindar AgilityCMS content managment system flows text to an InDesign page using a special PlugIn.
Some characters are stored natively (store an "a", get an "a" on the page), while other special characters are stored using Tagged Text or Unicode. A return can be either <0x000D> or \u000D. This is especially useful because we can output through one of four "channels".... InDesign, Quark, HTML or as entered in the content manager. The return can now be \p in Quark or <BR> in HTML. A non-breaking space, for example, can be \u00A0 in the InDesign channel,   in HTML or <\!s> in Quark. When we insert the "special character" in the Data Editor of our content system, it might be displayed as [sp], but it will resolve correctly regardless of which channel we publish to.
The problem is that unlike Quark, Adobe does not provide for a "soft return" or forced line break. Sure, you can type one from the keyboard with shift+return, and purists will argue that you'd never want to store a soft (discretionary) return in any type of tagged text or a content management system. However, all our text is set flush left, ragged right, and we frequently want to force line breaks for readability, and do so consistently.
Instead of:
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One Free
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Again, this is a problem whether you store your data in simple tagged text files, or if you bring it in via a complex PlugIn, as we do.
There are many, many threads on this site and elsewhere that discuss this shortcoming. Does Adobe plan to support Soft Returns in Tagged Text with some kind of special tag?

Your question is predicated on some false assumptions, and I'm afraid Peter, Peter, and Stix didn't quite pick that up in their replies. (This gives me pause since normally they're all very detail-oriented).
As I told you when you posted in the thread from 2009, "InDesign Tagged Text supports forced line breaks just fine."
You write:
Does Adobe plan to support Soft Returns in Tagged Text with some kind of special tag?
Adobe's import mechanism does indeed support soft returns. There's no need to speculate on Adobe's plans, which is the direction the other replies went to.
With that in mind, let's move to your actual question:
Our Pindar AgilityCMS content managment system flows text to an InDesign page using a special PlugIn.
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I think you need to address this question to your support channel for Pindar AgilityCMS. Indeed, in IDTT <000A> represents a shift-return. Here's a screenshot of a test textframe:
and when exported to InDesign Tagged Text, it produces:
<ASCII-MAC>
<Version:7><FeatureSet:InDesign-Roman><ColorTable:=<Black:COLOR:CMYK:Process:0,0,0,1>>
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I presume you have tried <0x000A> as discussed in the prior thread.
I suppose it's remotely possible this is a Mac/PC issue, because the two operating systems do you different line break characters.
Anyhow, once again, your criticism of InDesign and Adobe is false and unfair. And if you have a problem with a 3rd party plugin, those are really the people you need to talk to.
Still, it might be wise to get it working with plain File > Place. Try testing my above IDTT file. Or exporting your own from a sample textframe like the one I used.

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f utl_file.file_type;
s1 varchar2(200);
s2 varchar2(200);
s3 varchar2(200);
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