Change fonts script for batch processor

Version with find-change list taken directly from the CSV file

Version with find-change list taken directly from the Excel (XLSX-file)

This script is for Windows only: the code is partially written in VBScript.
Here is the latest version of the script and here are the sample files used in the example below.

Change fonts script with find-change list hardcoded into the script

Here is the script together with 'before and after' sample files (ver. CC 2017).

At the very beginning you'll see the first variable which is the array of arrays containing the names of the fonts in the format:
[ "Find this", "Change to this" ],

Here I used the fonts installed with InDesign to make sure that everybody have them and can test the script using my sample.

The left element is 'Find this', the right one is 'Change to'.
The family name and font style should be separated by a tab: either \t or by actual tab (by hitting tab on the keyboard)
The find-change pairs (the elements of array) are separated by commas so make sure that you won't leave a comma after the last element (see the screenshot above).

Then you can select the script in the Batch processor like so:

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