Re: VB.Net and InDesign CS different then InDesign 2.0

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From: James_Mahood
Date: Sat, 06 Dec 2003 22:54

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I answered my own question. The new way to code string assignments in VB.Net for InDesign CS is:

Dim idContents As Object 'Generic object that can be assigned string
idContents = TextFrame.Texts.Item(1)
idContents.Contents = "Sunday"

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