Re: Help, Images in rectangles and lines.

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From: Roel_G
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 07:26

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Ole,

Yes you are correct. That did the trick.
Tank you so much.

So Indesign did not set the rectangle owner to the page you place it on but to the page where the first part of his stroke is on. That is really something I could not had figured out. Anyway you never know enough.

btw are there any good books at scripting in visual basic and Indesign? I think there are not much resources on the net except this forum.

again tank you for your help.

Roel G

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