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

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From: jongware
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2009 12:57

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My current reference of choice is JS CS4 Help for Windows <http://www.jongware.com/binaries/idcs4js_chm.zip>, the CHM (Windows Help format) version of my ESTK2-to-HTML files. It opens very fast, has all hyperlinks of the original ESTK2 files plus my added set of "relations" between objects, and has a Free Text Search.
Me, I cannot do anymore without.

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