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Below are some links to some videos showing the automations in place.
From very basic image placing, resizing page elements, to building complete formatted documents from a database, or spreadsheet. Other examples I have created are completly formatted auction catalogues (for Bonhams amonst others), complete personalised novels created from an online data source, shelf tickets, automatic table resizing/formatting, numerous mailers formatted automatically etc
Extract Data from a catalog into a CSV file
This job required me to create a script that would go through the catalogue, by selection, page, complete document, and extract the text for each product, and place it in a spreadsheet with the text in the correct columns. eg, Sku number, Name, Description...
Building a catalogue from an online DAM database
This was a large project, where I worked with the Website developers to create an extension that would get data from the DAM/Product Manager, and build the products live on the page. All correctly formatted, images, and logos placed correctly.
Building another catalogue from an online DAM database
This was another version of the above extension for use with a different customer. The way these documents were put together was using a 'Tile/Document' technique, where the tiles were created by the in-house designers, and re-purposed for ech product being placed.
A variety of pages being built
This customer produces various mailers in various styles. The scripts I created allowed the customer to chose between page styles in the fly, and completly format the pages, placing multiple product images and logos with minimal finessing afterwards.
Ticket creation
This is an oldie, but goodie. The customer needed a way to speed up their ticket creation. Based on a prepared CSV file the script creates 100's of tickets, in varying formats, and saves as a PDF file, with the option of saving the InDesign document also. As an extra, the pages can be placed 2-up for printing purposes.