Re: Trying to get an old script to work in CS3

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From: Diane King
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2009 00:34

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Fred,

Thanks for the link. If I can't get my script to work, I might look into that. My only concern (beyond money, which is extraordinarily tight right now) is whether such plugins would mess up an InCopy workflow, which I heavily use.

Harbs has some cool and extremely useful tools there, which make me salivate. Have you used them yourself? Are they easy to use and time savers?

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