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Kris,

Here's the adapted script. I shamelessly copied a routine poted by Harbs (see <http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b77ee3/6)> so that you get a link's page number no matter where it is.

Peter



f = new File ('~/coordinates.txt'); 
f.open ('w');

g = app.activeDocument.allGraphics; 
for (i = 0; i < g.length; i++) 
   { 
   data = File (g[i].itemLink.filePath).name + '\t'; 
   data += g[i].itemLink.parent.absoluteHorizontalScale + ','; 
   data += g[i].itemLink.parent.absoluteVerticalScale + '\t'; 
   data += FindWhere (g[i].itemLink.parent.parent.parent).name; 
   f.writeln (data) 
   } 

f.close();

function FindWhere (theObj,where) 
   { 
   var err; 
   if(where==undefined){where=Page} 
   if (theObj.hasOwnProperty("baseline")) 
      { 
      try{theObj = theObj.parentTextFrames[0];} 
         catch(err){} 
      } 
   while (theObj != undefined) { 
      var whatIsIt = theObj.constructor; 
      switch (whatIsIt) { 
         case where : return theObj; 
         case Note: 
         case Footnote: theObj = theObj.storyOffset;break; 
         case Character: theObj = theObj.parentTextFrames[0]; break; 
         case Cell: theObj = theObj.insertionPoints[0].parentTextFrames[0]; break; 
         case Application: return null; 
         } 
      if (theObj == undefined) return null; 
      theObj = theObj.parent; 
      } 
   return null; 
   }