Yes please!Thanks Ivan! Is that statement ready to add and test?

Of course the natural follow up topic is...Batch uploading all these .article files (and their XML metadata) into a single collection in DPS 2015. And or course, for folks who don't have the resources for NRE to use the API. A ready-made tool or add-on to the Dashboard would be met with great applause and cheer. Drag and drop to the browser would be ideal.

After adding the parentheses "()" to do "doc.close;" and now having the script read "doc.close();" worked successfully.All inDesign files in subfolders each now has a corresponding .article file, and all the inDesign files properly closed.I did get stuck for a while force quitting inDesign and having to close all the files manually. inDesign stopped responding when I tried the script with changes and all the files were open but invisible. After the first force quit all the open files were visibl...

The script looped successfully and created a corresponding .article file for every inDesign file using CS6.However the lock files remain and:- If a user on the same computer that ran the script double clicks one of the inDesign files, the file opens normally--then manually closing the inDesign file will cause the lock file to go away.- If a user on a computer other than the computer that ran the script double clicks one of the inDesign files (which are on a local server), the inDesign file will ...

Thanks Neil!I'm testing as I type this and it seems to be working!The only thing I'm noticing at the moment is that all the indd files have lock files (as they do when a user opens the file) and the lock files are remaining in place while the script continues to loop through the rest of the folders.At the moment I don't know if this is good or bad. Just something curious. Do you think it's leaving the files open in the background until the loop ends? I see the doc.close; statement so it should b...

Is this script able to work with inDesign files in sub-folders as generated by the script available here:Rapidly create folios using a PDF-to-InDesign script | Adobe Developer Connection‌