http://www.andrewheiss.com/blog/2013/03/15/side-by-side-page-numbers-indesign/

[andrewheiss]

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http://www.andrewheiss.com/blog/2013/03/15/side-by-side-page-numbers-indesign/

[andrewheiss]

Originally posted by Jess Lanzillo on 2013-05-09 14:48:46

Hi Andrew!
What a fantastic idea for a script. I have been looking for a non-manual
solution for my bilingual liturgical projects for a while. I did want to
point out that I am getting an error in LC37 of your code where a is
unable to resolve (with the error pointing at a "/"). Any ideas? I
parsed the script and it seemed to read correctly.

Thanks so much for your ingenuity in creating this in the first place.

[andrewheiss]

Originally posted on 2013-05-09 14:51:28

What version of InDesign are you using? The ExtendScript API might
change between versions...

[andrewheiss]

Originally posted by Jess Lanzillo on 2013-05-09 17:00:06

Using CS6 currently.

[andrewheiss]

Originally posted by senthilkumar on 2013-10-08 08:58:41

Hi i need to start page no 1 on recto and 2 on verso in a spread. Please
guide me!

[andrewheiss]

Originally posted by Marcis Gasuns on 2013-07-13 14:24:34

If I understand you right, than as per "English translation starts on a
verso page (left) with page 1, followed by a page of Arabic on the recto
(right), also on page 1. The next verso is page 2."
http://meti.byu.edu/booktou...
[Suhrawardı's Introduction] is the place where you use your script,
right?

I want to do something similar with devanagari numerals. Only I want
them to be like:

१ 1 । 2 २

३ 3 । 4 ४

५ 5 । 6 ६

[andrewheiss]

Originally posted on 2013-07-17 04:21:56

You don't need my script for that to work. Just use two automatic page
number variables on your master page, one with an English
character/paragraph style and one with a Devanagari style. My script
essentially creates spread numbers---you just have two page numbers per
page.