TextFrame Object CS3 [vbs]
Good Morning all, I'm trying to access the Textframe object in CS3. I've noticed that there is a "Textframes" object which seems straight forward to access and there is plenty of documentation on the next and in Scripting Guides.
However I cannot find any examples, tutorials or guides in how to access the "Textframe" object.
can anyone help please?
hi
Set myTF = myStory.TextFrames.Item(1)
gives you first TF of Story
Set myTF = myDoc.TextFrames.Item(1)
gives you first TF in Document
Set myTF = myChar.ParentTextFrames.Item(1)
gives you parent TF of character - works same way for all text objects - Line, Word, Paragraph, Text, TextColumn, InsertionPoint - even if your text is in Cell - doesn't work in ID 2.0.2
Set myStory = myTF.ParentStory
if you want to get parent Story
robin
www.adobescripts.co.uk
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Is there a quick option that I can throw in the code that will include all contents of the textframe so they are all converted correctly without expanding the frame?
Thanks in advance!!!I don't know if I know exactly how the "parent story" works. I've been thrown into the scripting and InDesign world just recently and I'm working with scripts that were previously built.
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Rem finds the applicable frame and sends it to the ConvertIt function
Set mySelection = myDoc.Selection.Item(1)
Select Case TypeName(mySelection)
Case "TextFrame"
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mySelection.StartTextFrame.Tables.Item(1).ConvertToText
End If
ConvertIt (mySelection.StartTextFrame)'.Texts.Item(1).ParentTextFrames)
Case "Text", "InsertionPoint"
If mySelection.ParentTextFrames.Item(1).StartTextFrame.Tables.Count = 1 Then
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End If
ConvertIt (mySelection.ParentTextFrames.Item(1).StartTextFrame.Tables.Item(1).Texts)
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I appreciate all the help!!! -
I've converted over a few scripts that used to work fine in both CS and CS2.
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Thanks!You don't need to ungroup the groups: use AllPageItems property of Group object. See posts 3 and 4 here – http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?128@@.59b6848b
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Try something like this:
Rem Given a reference to InDesign "myInDesign"...
Rem Clear the find text preferences
myInDesign.FindTextPreferences = idNothingEnum.idNothing
Rem Clear the change text preferences
myInDesign.ChangeTextPreferences = idNothingEnum.idNothing
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Rem (using the InDesign metacharacter).
myInDesign.FindTextPreferences.FindWhat = "^p"
Rem Set the "change to" property to a space.
myInDesign.ChangeTextPreferences.ChangeTo = " "
Rem Do the find/change operation.
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myInDesign.ChangeTextPreferences = idNothingEnum.idNothing
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I'm writing a script that selects a large crossword grid (19cm x 19cm), and changes the font and alignment before exporting out as an eps.
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Nexthi Nigel,
1) move your TextFrames to separate layer - then you don't need to check Bounds
2) turn OFF redrawing:
Property EnableRedraw As Boolean
Member of InDesign.ScriptPreference
If true, enables redraw during script execution.
3) create and use Para or Char Style - then you don't need to apply many times same params
myTextFrame.ParentStory.Texts.Item(1).AppliedParagraphStyle = myParaStyle
or
call myTextFrame.ParentStory.Texts.Item(1).ApplyParagraphStyle(myParaStyle,True)
and why you have:
else
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there is no Select command ...
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