Is there anyway, in indesign to find out all the type and sizes I use. The purpose of this is to make sure I have not missed changing the size of the type in any of the text frames.
Don't know if there's a way to produce a global list, but if you set fonts and sizes via style sheets then you don't need to worry about missing a text box.
If you use Find and Change you can use the formats menus to find all instances of a family and set them all the same size.
Depending on how you set up and apply style sheets you can find that not all the instances will change – this seems to especially apply to tables – generally due to an errant character style.
3 Dec 2012 — 7:46am
Don't know if there's a way to produce a global list, but if you set fonts and sizes via style sheets then you don't need to worry about missing a text box.
3 Dec 2012 — 10:18am
I just came across this fancy Javascript on the German site "hilfdirselbst": http://www.hilfdirselbst.ch/foren/Texte_Schriften_Gr%F6%DFen_automatisch...
As you can see in a demo movie, it can report a variety of text properties. A very well done job.
3 Dec 2012 — 10:21am
As for font usage, it doesn't even need a script. "Find Font" in the Type menu is a pretty basic tool in my workflow.
4 Dec 2012 — 4:00am
If you use Find and Change you can use the formats menus to find all instances of a family and set them all the same size.
Depending on how you set up and apply style sheets you can find that not all the instances will change – this seems to especially apply to tables – generally due to an errant character style.
Tim