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

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From: Fred_Goldman
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2009 09:46

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I have used them, although never with InCopy. His plugins work with 
scripts so I highly doubt it would introduce any issues with InCopy. I 
find them very useful and Harbs has always been great as far as getting 
back to me quickly if I have had a technical issue.

I would, of course, still be happy to try and help you with try to 
customize your script, this happens to be one of the few areas of 
InDesign scripting I am a little familiar with.

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