Many of the posts on this blog include fully-functional sample scripts.
To use these sample scripts, you must copy–paste them into a text editor such as Notepad (not into a word processor!) and then save them with a .jsx extension.
The resulting .jsx file must be placed into InDesign’s Scripting folder. The script will then appear inside the scripts panel in InDesign, and you can double-click on it to run.
Here’s an example:
// Select all this text.
// Copy–paste it into a text editor.
// Save with a .jsx extension.
// Place into the InDesign Scripting folder on your harddrive.
// Double-click on it in the InDesign scripts panel.
alert("Success!");
Gillie
May 22, 2015 4:29 pmSave-indesign-document-as-separate-pages
What a brilliant script! Thank you so much too, for taking the time to steer a complete novice around how to load and get the script working.
I’m always amazed by the generosity exemplified by scripters who share their knowledge / skills with others. People like you make the world a better place.
Thank you