Re: [CS3, CS4 JS] Start/end of stroke

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From: Jeremy_Bowman
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:48

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Thank you, that is very helpful, and I'll use it in future. My problem was solved with this:
myObjectStyle.leftLineEnd = 1650553442;

(I had spent ages looking for something like "ObjectStyle.strokeStart...", which of course doesn't exist. I am still at a beginner-intermediate level in scripting.)

Thanks again - Jeremy

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