If the acronym ‘ESTK’ does not mean anything to you, you can safely ignore this post.
See https://medium.com/adobetech/extendscript-toolkit-debugger-error-1116-67cce4d47af7.
If the acronym ‘ESTK’ does not mean anything to you, you can safely ignore this post.
See https://medium.com/adobetech/extendscript-toolkit-debugger-error-1116-67cce4d47af7.
Do you ever need to print on Avery pre-perforated blank sheets of labels or business cards?
InDesign + IDImposer makes it quick and easy to get perfect results every time.
Hints:
Suppose you are producing a 24-page Saddle Stitch Booklet, in 6 Sheets. (Each Sheet contains 4 Pages — 2 on the front side, and 2 on the back side.)
Note that, with thick saddle stitched booklets, you must take care not to have contents very close to the outer edges of the outer sheets, or some of the contents may be clipped or nearly-clipped.
If you like formulas:
shiftAmountForThisSheet = outerCreep – (sheetIndex * (outerCreep – innerCreep) / (numberOfSheets – 1))
where sheetIndex is zero-based.
You like IDImposer, but sometimes you are given a PDF file instead of an InDesign Document to impose?
No problem. In your IDImposer > RESOURCES > HelperScripts folder is a fast and reliable script that can Place the pages of your PDF file into a new InDesign Document, automatically making your Document have the correct page size, and even handling Bleeds if present. Just click on PDFMultiPlace.jsx.
Please download the current release of IDImposer – 2017.05.28, at this writing. Otherwise, if you update to InDesign CC 2017.1, InDesign will crash after running IDImposer. Even if you just show the IDImposer dialog and immediately hit Cancel.
That is, to avoid the bug, either use IDImposer11 2017.05.28 (or newer), or don’t install the InDesign CC 2017.1 Update.
The dot release of InDesign, CC 2017.1 (a.k.a. 12.1.0.56), has a UI bug that affects IDImposer and many other scripts. (InDesign CC 2017.0 and prior releases are fine). The behavior of the bug is that IDImposer runs to completion, but then InDesign 2017.1 crashes, and you have to restart InDesign in order to view the IDImposer output doc.
For a more detailed description of the problem, see: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2308052. A bug report has been submitted to Adobe.
Please download the latest version of IDImposer, dated 2017.05.28 (or later), which works around this issue.
Stephen Carlsen, 28 May 2017