Converting FrameMaker Index Markers to LaTeX
I would like to convert a 600-page FrameMaker 7.2 book to LaTeX.
Converting the text from FrameMaker to LaTeX is not a problem.
However, I am not sure how to preserve the index markers in the text. Any suggestions?
If I understand what you're doing in this case, the script should be loading the converted part numbers into custom index markers for each specific product (or variant). The when you create the index, you specify which index marker to use (not just re-using the same generic index maker), i.e. have a different book file & corresponding index for each different product. This is much easier to control than trying any conditional approach for the index content.
However, I do not understand how Index markers could in any way affect your Table of Contents. Could you please elaborate or provide an example.
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Problem with index markers and importing MS Word 2007 files
This was ugly in that it wasn't caught until after a book had been typeset and the index was being finalized. I'm now having to go back and manually insert a zillion index markers. Not fun.
This was my first project since migrating from FM 7.1 to FM9.0.3.
Source documents are Microsoft Word 2007. Am working in Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit.
When the Word files were imported into FrameMaker, only SOME of the index markers were imported. The difference between those that were imported and those that weren't was seemingly random.
I did some testing and found the problem and a solution.
Looking at the source Word .docx file, and displaying hidden text shows two types of index markers:
1. { XE "word to be indexed"}
2. {xe "word to be indexed"}
Note the difference in case and the extra space after the opening brace in #1. Markers of type 1 were imported fine. Markers of type 2 were stripped by the import process.
The solution:
Backsave the Word file to Word 2003 format (.doc) before importing into FrameMaker.
I backsaved to Word 2003 and imported using both the "Microsoft Word" and "Microsoft Word 2007" filters and both filters imported correctly. It's only when trying to import a Word 2007 .docx file directly that things run amok.
Grr...Thank you for posting your solution, Dan. It's cold comfort, but I've also ran into this issue in the past, almost certainly well before Word2003 though, probably as far back as Word2000 or earlier.
In your testing, did you try saving as RTF to see if the markers were homogenized, by any chance? In my simple testing just now, Word itself recognized the index field correctly no matter whether I changed the field to "xe" or "XE", but FM's import of the .docx file format wouldn't recognize "xe", only "XE". But importing an RTF file handled both upper- and lower-case entries.
Ah, yes, that's it -- saving the Word2007 file as RTF (with 2 fields, one caps, one lower-case) changed cap field to lower-case when the RTF is opened in Word again, so saving as RTF does homogenize the fields to lower-case. Is it possible that your file(s) were changed to or saved as RTF at any point in their life-cycle? I believe some older versions of Word were actually RTF under the hood, too -- if you do Save As in Word2007 you can scroll through the File Type entries and see "Word 97-2002 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc)" I believe some doc management systems change binaries to RTF too, or conversely some apps create RTF but they name the files as doc.
So Word itself recognizes either lower- or upper-case, and FM's RTF import handles both, but not the .docx import.
Sheila -
PDFMaker 9 adding bookmarks to Word index markers
Hi folks,
I recently updated to Acrobat 9.5.1 and am seeing an odd, annoying problem. I use Microsoft Word 2007 to create a document with a non-standard heading style called "Message Bar." When I make my PDF, I ask PDFMaker to create a Level 3 bookmark for this style. This has worked well, without a hitch for several years.
In recent document updates, however, PDFMaker appears to be picking up the index marker that sits next to the Message Bar heading and creating a separate bookmark. Curiously enough, it also adds consecutive numbering at the front of the bookmark, so that the first "index bookmark" is 1b<Message>, the second is 2b<DifferentMessage> and so on, through the document (and there are close to 1000 of these messages). After doing that, the normal bookmarks for this style are also listed. Both bookmarks point to the same (correct) location in the PDF doc.
In the PDF preferences, the only headings/styles checked for bookmarks are Heading 1, Heading 2 and Message Bar.
As a quick workaround, I deleted all the "index bookmarks" in Acrobat Pro and moved the standard bookmarks (with no extraneous numbering) into the proper place. As we update the doc and PDF every couple of months, I hope I won't have to do this forever. Nor am I keen to move my index markers to another line (or style).
Is this a bug? Has anyone else seen something like this? Google didn't turn anything up. Appreciate any advice.Thanks Bill, yes I've created an index in Word but the links don't convert as they do for a table of contents.
In PDFmaker, enabling Create Bookmarks, Add Links, Convert cross-references, Convert footnotes, Enable advanced tagging, and all options on the Bookmarks tab doesn't have any effect.
Word doesn't build an index in quite the same way as a ToC (in Word itself the index entries aren't bookmarked) so I'm a bit pessimistic about this feature being in PDFMaker but it'd be nice if someone could confirm this. I've only tested in Word 2003 but I doubt 2007 works differently. -
FM save as RTF -- how to keep index markers?
I have to export an FM book with a comprehensive index (from index markers) to word-processor files for the author to update for a new edition. But when I open the RTF in Word, there are no index markers. Curiously, I've done this before, and can't recall having any difficulty. Am I missing something obvious?
What's puzzling me is that I've done this before: I'm looking at Word documents from a book exported from FM with all the index markers present. I did this in February 2008, and can't remember that I'd had any problems doing it, so I assumed that it had been just a simple Save As.
But now it seems I must've done it via some workaround. I agree that mif2go will probably do it, but I'm not keen to buy it for a one-off job: I haven't got mif2go, but I have got Ixgen (http://www.fsatools.com/), and one option that seems likely to work is to use Ixgen to expand index markers to text (with a specific character format); then save as RTF; then, in the word processor, convert that text to index markers.
(It's a bit of a drag, but better than having to redo three indexes — subject, cases, statutes — when the edited docs come back to me.)
Any better ideas? -
Is there a way to search for index markers and then get the content from it to put it in a new created anchored inline textframe? I wan't to create side-heading like in Framemaker.
Hi Peter,
what a nice script!
I have took the liberty of doing some modifications to take use of the conditional text feature in
InDesign CS4. So one can make the previous index entries visible or not.
Here it goes with the (new) function 'conditional_note()' instead of 'side_note()':
// index2text.jsx
// based on a script of Peter Kahrel, modified to take use of InDesign CS4 conditional text
Object.prototype.get = function( )
try {
var myObject = this.item( arguments[0].name );
myObject.name;
catch (e) {
var myObject = this.add( arguments[0] );
return myObject;
var myConditionSet = app.activeDocument.conditions.get( {name:'Index', indicatorMethod:ConditionIndicatorMethod.USE_HIGHLIGHT} )
index2text (app.activeDocument);
//delete_index (app.activeDocument);
myConditionSet.visible = false;
function index2text (doc)
var tops = doc.indexes[0].allTopics;
for (var i = 0; i < tops.length; i++)
for (var j = tops[i].pageReferences.length-1; j > -1; j--)
var ip = tops[i].pageReferences[j].sourceText;
var p_ref = topic_path (tops[i], tops[i].name);
conditional_note (ip, p_ref)
// create topic string. Subtopics are separated by '#'
function topic_path (top, str)
if (top.parent.constructor.name == 'Index')
return str;
else
return topic_path (top.parent, top.parent.name + '#' + str)
function delete_index (doc)
// delete page references and topics
doc.indexes[0].topics.everyItem().pageReferences.everyItem().remove();
doc.indexes[0].topics.everyItem().remove();
function conditional_note (ins_point, s)
ins_point.appliedConditions = myConditionSet;
ins_point.contents = s;
function side_note (ins_point, s)
var sidebar = ins_point.textFrames.add ();
sidebar.geometricBounds = [0,0,10,70];
sidebar.appliedObjectStyle = app.activeDocument.objectStyles.get( { name:'sidebar' } );
sidebar.itemLayer = app.activeDocument.layers.get( { name:'sidebar' } );
sidebar.contents = s;
sidebar.fit (FitOptions.frameToContent);
Thanks
Martin Fischer -
Clipboard Preference: All information (Index Markers, Swatches, Styles, etc.)
Where I work we paste text often from PDFs into InDesign. For the longest time, since CS2, we have had our InDesign's Paste Preferences set to "Text Only" instead of "All information (Index Markers, Swatches, Styles, etc.)"
I am not sure why, but I think it was based on the fear of the unknown. Has anybody experiences any pitfalls with having "All information (Index Markers, Swatches, Styles, etc.)" checked?
I notice it carries over RGB swatches, which is rather annoying because we don't want them. And this is what I don't understand…
If I create an InDesign document and assign some copy a CMYK swatch, then export the PDF to X1-a, then open the PDF in Reader and paste this text into the same InDesign document, I will get a new RGB swatch that when switched/changed to CMYK has different C,M,Y,K values than the original CMYK swatch that I began with.
Is there any way to retain the same swatch values through this process?You will notice that in the Text Properties for text selected in Acrobat it does not have a CMYK colour picker. It only has a RGB colour picker.
That's why when you select text it copies it as RGB and not CMYK.
The RGB is only for displaying onscreen, rest assure it does in fact keep the CMYK data safe, regardless of whether you include the profile or not in the PDF.
It removes any swatches, any styles and anything else to make a basic "portable document format". Acrobat has no colour pallete for CMYK. So when you select the CMYK text in Acrobat, then Acrobat colour pallete itself converts those values to RGB. If you understand what I'm saying. So the CMYK data is still there, only Acrobat has no way for you to select that colour so it converts it to RGB in the Colour Pallete only.
I'm not sure if I explained that very well?
I usually leave on the option to retain all swatches, styles, etc. because I don't like having to apply bold, italic, swatch colours etc. to text. Hyperlinks come in as character styles and can be easily changed.
I've not had any problems with it. There are times I do need to turn the option off - but that's why it's there, it's a preference, a choice, an option. -
[FM11] Print Image Link and Index Markers with specific Character Style
Hello,
I'm new with scripting for Framemaker. I want to export FM docs to RTF so I can import these into InDesign. For the placed images I want to insert a text line that is showing the image link (reference). Besides that I want to show the Index Markers at the mark insertion position with a different Character Style. Can someone help me with that?
Regards, SjoerdHello Sjoerd,
One note about your method to retrieve all linked graphics: this will also process the graphics that might be linked into the master and reference pages. Just to be safe against unwanted side effects you should restrict your list of graphics to the ones in the main flow of your document.
About the tLoc: you are really looking for the anchor of the anchored frame that contains graphic. It is a little confusing that FM calls both the anchored frame and the imported graphic by the same name. Even if you add an anchored frame to the text to put an equation or a text box in your document, the anchored frame will show up in the linked list of graphics in the document. If you do have an anchored frame containing an imported graphic file, you have a list of graphic objects inside the anchored frame, which itself appears in the list of graphic objects of the document.
This function should do what you want to do:
function ListGraphics(doc)
var aframe = doc.FirstGraphicInDoc;
while (aframe.ObjectValid()) {
if (aframe.constructor.name == "AFrame") {
graphic = aframe.FirstGraphicInFrame;
if ( graphic.type == Constants.FO_Inset )
doc.AddText ( aframe.TextLoc, graphic.InsetFile );
aframe = aframe.NextGraphicInDoc;
I assume you will also want to remove the anchored frames (the imported image files) from the text. This can be done in the same routine, but you must first catch the following element in the linked list of graphics in the doc before you can delete the current one. Otherwise you will only remove the first and end up with an invalid object. The easiest and safest method to do this is to create an array of elements to be deleted. After ending the while loop, you delete those objects. The full code looks like this:
function ListGraphics(doc)
var toDelete = [];
var aframe = doc.FirstGraphicInDoc;
while (aframe.ObjectValid()) {
if (aframe.constructor.name == "AFrame") {
graphic = aframe.FirstGraphicInFrame;
if ( graphic.type == Constants.FO_Inset ) {
doc.AddText ( aframe.TextLoc, graphic.InsetFile );
toDelete.push ( aframe );
aframe = aframe.NextGraphicInDoc;
for ( i = 0; i < toDelete.length; i++ ) {
toDelete[i].Delete();
This works on a small test file I created. If you need more support, feel free to contact me: jang at jang dot nl -
Does InDesign CC XML support Footnotes/Endnotes and Index Markers?
Hi,
Does InDesign CC XML support Footnotes/Endnotes and Index Markers already?
Can anyone give me the list of limitations in XML to InDesign.
Thanks in advance.Hello MW,
First of all thanks for your reply. Yes I can create an XSLT to change the XML stream ready for import into InDesign template that we have. I have also downloaded the Refoot.js and UnFoot.js. For the footnotes I have already workaround for that, but how about the index-markers and cross-references do you have any idea on how to deal with it?
Actually I have already XSLT script that will convert XML to InDesign Tagged Text. But our client want us to use the XML embedded in InDesign so they can just export the InDesign back to XML easily. I know that there are limitations in XML to InDesign, but we need to proved to them that using XML is not good to use in this workflow because of those limitations. So I'm looking for the list so I can send to them to tell them that what they want is not doable since there are a lot of things that XML in InDesign can't do.
We have existing XML to InDesign round tripping workflow; 1) first we have the XSLT that will convert XML to InDesign Tagged text including footnotes, endnotes cros-refeneces and index-markers; 2) once the layout is final will export the InDesign document to HTML; 3) use XSLT script to convert exported HTML to XML. But it seems this workflow is not efficient to them. Can anyone suggest what other workflow for round tripping XML to InDesign.
Again thank you very much for your quick reply.
Regards,
Elmer -
I'm in the process of creating an index for my document, and some of the entries seem to disappear. It appears the problem I'm having, is that when there is more than one sub-entry that starts with the same letter for any one index entry, the only sub-entry it will show will be the sub-entry that is higher ranked alphabetically. For example, say I want my index entry to look like this:
Sample Index Entry
......cat
......coach
......dog
......driver
The problem is, it will only display like this:
Sample Index Entry
......cat
......dog
"coach" and "driver" get left out, even though their index markers are done properly. What makes it more confusing, is that if were to capitalize "coach" and "driver" in their index marker window, it would display properly, like so:
Sample Index Entry
......cat
......Coach
......dog
......Driver
The problem is, I don't want them capitalized, and there are more than two sub-entries starting with the same letter, so say if there was also a sub-entry called "cracker", it would not show up in the index, and only "cat" and "Coach" would be displayed. Is there some option in FrameMaker I'm not aware of, something I'm doing obviously wrong here? Thanks for any input/help!Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I'm still having a problem with it. I've also done indexes before that have used formats like this that have turned out fine, but for some reason this document isn't working the same way. I've checked my markers again and again, and they're all correct as they should be. I can tell they're correct because if I change the marker to "Sample Index Entry: Coach" from "Sample Index Entry: coach" then it will show up in the index as:
Sample Index Entry
....cat
....Coach
If I then change only the capitalization of the marker back to "Sample Index Entry: coach", it will then show up in the index as:
Sample Index Entry
....cat
and no "coach". Also, this is not just happening in the "c's", or the "d's", it's for every letter. Like you said, formatting an index the way I'm trying to is a very common and straightforward task, so it's especially frustrating that this isn't working, particularly when I've never had this trouble in other documents. I've checked my reference pages and markers over and over and am stymied. Any other thoughts? Again, I appreciate any help you can give on the subject. -
How can I assign index markers to a list of names coming from Excel
I have to build up indexes on directories. The list of names comes from Microsoft Excel and is saved as a text file. I need to assign index markers to the list (sometimes up to 2000 names) so I can build up an index after the layout is done.
Indesign cs6
On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 11:07 AM, John T Smith <[email protected]> -
Converting from indexed color to grayscale no longer works in CS4
I have a number of files to convert from indexed colors to grayscale. Did some but clicked "don't show me again" box on the Discard Colors warning. Now I can't make the conversion. Everything looks fine, but when I close file, then reopen, it's reverted to indexed colors - restarting Photoshop or the computer doesn't help.
I'd appreciate any help....Thanks, GrantGrant,
All your contact information is posted to the web. These forums are crawled by bots harvesting info.
I don't think you want additional junk mail, unsolicited phone call scams, and possible attempts to crack your website, do you?
People here recommend not to post contact info. Perhaps a forum moderator can remove your personal info, but you might be able to edit your post yourself.
GIF only uses indexed color mode, So if you want your files to NOT be in the Indexed Color mode you need to save them as another file format like .png or .jpg -
My index markers are not recognizing page ranges when using the "to next use of style" in one of my book documents but works in all the other documents. I tried to export as IDML but it didn't fix the problem. I do notice that the marker looks different in the story editor from the ones in the other documents. I tried to delete the marker and reindex but the it didn't fix the problem and the marker still looks different.
Thank you for posting your solution, Dan. It's cold comfort, but I've also ran into this issue in the past, almost certainly well before Word2003 though, probably as far back as Word2000 or earlier.
In your testing, did you try saving as RTF to see if the markers were homogenized, by any chance? In my simple testing just now, Word itself recognized the index field correctly no matter whether I changed the field to "xe" or "XE", but FM's import of the .docx file format wouldn't recognize "xe", only "XE". But importing an RTF file handled both upper- and lower-case entries.
Ah, yes, that's it -- saving the Word2007 file as RTF (with 2 fields, one caps, one lower-case) changed cap field to lower-case when the RTF is opened in Word again, so saving as RTF does homogenize the fields to lower-case. Is it possible that your file(s) were changed to or saved as RTF at any point in their life-cycle? I believe some older versions of Word were actually RTF under the hood, too -- if you do Save As in Word2007 you can scroll through the File Type entries and see "Word 97-2002 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc)" I believe some doc management systems change binaries to RTF too, or conversely some apps create RTF but they name the files as doc.
So Word itself recognizes either lower- or upper-case, and FM's RTF import handles both, but not the .docx import.
Sheila -
How I generate index markers using Applescript and tagged text!
One of the challenges I've faced in automating the book making process using Applescript with inDesign is that there don't seem to be any AS commands for making new index markers (anyone please correct me I if I'm wrong about this).
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.
Recently, I read a tweet from someone with a link to a technique which uses tagged text and find and replace with GREP to edit the tags, inserting the tagged text index tags in the text file and then re-placing the text file in the ID page. In itself, this works great. But I'm dealing with literally thousands of separate text frames, none of them connected in a story.
The books typically consist of around 1200 pages with almost that many people, each of whose names I need to index with "Lastname, Firstname" references. And those particular strings don't (can't) appear anywhere on the pages. There will also be about 50 ID files all combined into one book. So it is imperative that I have ID generate the native index markers. To help keep things straight and efficient, I'm creating separate small text frames to hold the lastname, firstname strings. I created an object style for these frames which sets the attributes to "nonprinting", and I place the frames in the margin.
Then I realized that I don't actually have to have ID export the tagged text files for each. I exported one prototype and copied its tags to properties in my script, and then I concatenate them with the respective list item values I import from the database.
At the proper point in the page building script, I tell "textwrangleer" to make a new document, set its contents to the index string for the current record, save it to disk, overwriting the previous one, and then tell ID to "place" it in the index text frame, which generates the ID index mark.
I actually got an AS error when I first tried this: "file doesn't exist" or some such. Then I realized that the "place" command was happening too soon, so I inserted a .5 sec delay in the script, and it worked.
This is actually my first major script for actual work, and I'm so excited about it! I promises to cut production time down to about a thenth of what it was.
I still have to add some logic to branch between handlers with slightly different parameters for five different page formats, but the same page building handler will work on all of them.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.
These scripts typically search for words and immediately write out the page numbers they are found on -- one shot indexing.
The solution is to add both the topic and its page reference to the current document's index:
if (app.activeDocument.indexes.length == 0)
app.activeDocument.indexes.add();
app.activeDocument.indexes[0].topics.add(app.selection[0].contents).pageReferences.add(app.selection[0]);
The first lines only make sure there is an index to add to (per default, a new document has none).
The last line adds a selected word to the index (it must be a plain text string, hence the use of its 'contents'), and then adds a reference to the selection in the text itself.
Adding the same word a second time will for a change (quite untypically for ID's Scripting) not result in an error but simply add another page reference to the existing one.
When doing this in a loop: remember to work backwards, because the index marker itself gets inserted into the running text, and that will throw off your text indices. -
X-refs and index markers in absolute paths don't work
A problem has arisen that did not exist before:
If I have added files to a book using an absolute path, all X-refs and index markers in those files then don't work. The index *generates* without trouble, but if I then try to Alt-click an item in the index that refers back to a file with an absolute path I get the error "Cannot find the file named X. Make sure the file exists." This also means, of course, that the corresponding hyperlinks in a generated PDF file also don't work.
X-refs and index markers in files added using *relative* paths work okay.
What is wrong?
(I use FM9 / Windows 7.)
Regards,
Knut HögvallHi Michael,
Yes, I use 9.0p255.
No, the files don't have to be on different volumes. They can even be in the same folder (not that they are, but they *could* be; they are in fact in separate folders, but on the same volume). What matters is how I select the file in the File dialog box when I add the file to the book. To get an absolute link, I first click the Network button, select the top volume, and then navigate down to the file. The absolute path is displayed in the book window as \\<volume>\folder\file.fm" while a relative path is indicated by "..\..\file.fm".
If I add a file using an absolute path it doesn't work; if I add the exact same file using a relative path, it works.
How do I check the hypertext content in the index?
Regards,
- Knut -
How can i open the "Convert to Indexed Color" dialog with custom presets?
Hi,
I need to automatically open the "Convert to Indexed Colors" dialog in Photoshop. Before and after that i have some scripts running so its not possible to open the dialog manually. Also i want to set some custom presets (like number of colors etc.).
Found something similar to what i want for the Color Range selection (opens the dialog with the presets you put in):
function colorrange(enabled, withDialog, fuzziness) {
if (enabled != undefined && !enabled)
return;
var dialogMode = (withDialog ? DialogModes.ALL : DialogModes.NO);
var desc1 = new ActionDescriptor();
desc1.putInteger(app.charIDToTypeID('Fzns'),fuzziness);
var desc2 = new ActionDescriptor();
desc2.putDouble(app.charIDToTypeID('Lmnc'), 31.22);
desc2.putDouble(app.stringIDToTypeID("a"), 0.86);
desc2.putDouble(app.stringIDToTypeID("b"), 0.31);
desc1.putObject(app.charIDToTypeID('Mnm '), app.charIDToTypeID('LbCl'), desc2);
var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor();
desc3.putDouble(app.charIDToTypeID('Lmnc'), 95.34);
desc3.putDouble(app.stringIDToTypeID("a"), 54.59);
desc3.putDouble(app.stringIDToTypeID("b"), 49.85);
desc1.putObject(app.charIDToTypeID('Mxm '), app.charIDToTypeID('LbCl'), desc3);
desc1.putInteger(app.stringIDToTypeID("colorModel"), 0);
var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor();
var desc4 = executeAction(app.stringIDToTypeID('colorRange'), desc1, dialogMode);
How can i achieve the same for the indexed color conversion dialog? Apart from doing a lot of guessing regarding the stringIDs.
Is there some kind of "lookup table" for char and string IDs?
Thank you guys in advance! This forum has been a great help many times.Ok never mind i got it, stupid me.
Recorded it with Script Listener and changed the "DialogMode" parameter of the executeAction function from "DialogModes.No" to "DialogModes.All".
var idCnvM = charIDToTypeID( "CnvM" );
var desc249 = new ActionDescriptor();
var idT = charIDToTypeID( "T " );
var desc250 = new ActionDescriptor();
var idPlt = charIDToTypeID( "Plt " );
var idClrP = charIDToTypeID( "ClrP" );
var idSele = charIDToTypeID( "Sele" );
desc250.putEnumerated( idPlt, idClrP, idSele );
var idClrs = charIDToTypeID( "Clrs" );
desc250.putInteger( idClrs, 4 );
var idFrcC = charIDToTypeID( "FrcC" );
var idFrcC = charIDToTypeID( "FrcC" );
var idNone = charIDToTypeID( "None" );
desc250.putEnumerated( idFrcC, idFrcC, idNone );
var idTrns = charIDToTypeID( "Trns" );
desc250.putBoolean( idTrns, false );
var idDthr = charIDToTypeID( "Dthr" );
var idDthr = charIDToTypeID( "Dthr" );
var idDfsn = charIDToTypeID( "Dfsn" );
desc250.putEnumerated( idDthr, idDthr, idDfsn );
var idDthA = charIDToTypeID( "DthA" );
desc250.putInteger( idDthA, 75 );
var idIndC = charIDToTypeID( "IndC" );
desc249.putObject( idT, idIndC, desc250 );
executeAction( idCnvM, desc249, DialogModes.ALL ); //Change from NO to ALL
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