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Article #14862Re: Visual Studio won't read InDesign CS (3.0) "Type library"
From: Jim_Schuyler
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 22:02
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 22:02
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I tried that right away, since that was suggested in the Adobe CS Scripting manual. (Like we always say "read the manual first.") But I could not find the file. Thanks to your suggesting it again, this time I used Windows Explorer and I can see the file is there in the path you suggested. Problem is, the Browse window in Visual Studio doesn't show me an "Application Data" folder, so I can't go down there and get the file. It must be a "permissions thing" as maybe I'm not running as admin? Anyway, I used Windows Explorer to copy that file up to a place where I could actually browse to it, and installed the TLB file, and it works. Thank you. Perhaps the CS scripting manual should say that you have to be an administrator, or have to have access to this hidden folder? Or whatever the solution is? Ordinary mortals (read "non-sysadmins") may not figure this out.
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