Make Some Test Documents with ‘MakeTestDoc.jsx’ See also First Project for a ‘Quick Start’. Then, double-click the IDImposer12.jsxbin file, in the User folder in the InDesign ‘Window > Utilities > Scripts’ panel.

Open the InDesign document that you want to impose. Inside of User > IDImposer12.0Folder is the IDImposer script, IDImposer12.jsxbin.IDImposer12.0Folder should now show up, under the “User” folder mentioned in Step 3.The appropriate “Scripts Panel” folder will open, and you can drag IDImposer12.0Folder into it.One of the choices in the dropdown is “Reveal in Finder” (“Reveal in Explorer,” in Windows). Click on that folder, then click on the small icon on the upper right corner of the Scripts panel. (Newer versions of InDesign will also have a “Community” folder.) You must be an Administrator to put something into the “Application” folder, so we’ll use the “User” folder. In the Scripts panel you will see two folders, named “Application” and “User”. To find them, start up InDesign, and open the Window > Utilities > Scripts panel. Easy enough, but where are these “Scripts Panel” folders?.Our goal is to move the “IDImposer / MoveIntoScriptsPanel / IDImposer12.0Folder” into one of InDesign’s “Scripts Panel” folders. The resulting unzipped folder is named “IDImposer”.On Windows, press and hold (or right-click) the.(It is probably in your Downloads folder.) To unzip,

Unzip the file that you just downloaded, IDImposer.zip.Install The basic idea:ĭrag the IDImposer12.0Folder into one of InDesign’s two “Scripts Panel” folders. Then see the installation instructions below.

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