Re: Does TextFrame.search() work? How about Text.search()? [JS]

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From: Stephen_Carlsen
Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2006 19:39

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Thanks! I had actually just discovered the same thing just now on my own...an empty text frame. Kind of bizarre that it throws an error.

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