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Article #10017Re: [AS, CS2] How can I know if an image is "out" of a page
From: Robert Tkaczyk
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 19:40
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 19:40
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> just found: I can use the "index" of the spread. better solution ;) give user info about PAGES in Spread i.e. "Image is otside of Pages 4-5" and you can check ImageBounds and compare to PagesBounds in Spread - for precise info then you can give info "Image is aside from 5th page, on its right side" ;) robin
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