From the course: InDesign to EPUB: Creating Ebooks
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Clean up unwanted text with a free script - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign to EPUB: Creating Ebooks
Clean up unwanted text with a free script
- [Instructor] Let's say that we are just beginning our EPUB project and we've been given a Word document that is one of the chapters of our "History of Italy" book. So, I've placed it into InDesign and applied the basic style, which in this case, is body copy to essentially everything in this chapter. But before I go any further in figuring out the styles and fine-tuning the styles, look at all this junk that's in this file. You know, Word users do this all the time. They use multiple returns, they use two bases after periods, they indent paragraphs with a tab. So you know, the indented paragraph worked fine with the tab in Word, but here, after I've applied the body style, it already has its own first line indent amount right up here, so, we get a double hit. Instead of deleting all this extra junk by hand or using multiple find changes over and over again to find for two tabs in a row, replace with one, why not…
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Clean up unwanted text with a free script4m 16s
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Two special characters to pay attention to4m 11s
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Convert local formatting to styles7m 53s
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Replicate vertical frame spacing5m 30s
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Prepare tables for optimal conversion6m 42s
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About indexes, footnotes, and endnotes6m 13s
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What to do with sidebars, pull quotes, and margin notes7m 45s
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Embed fonts: Pros and cons7m 26s
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