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I added two new sections to my JavaScript web site yesterday. Both concern the use of libraries. There's an overview/introduction to the object model as it pertains to Libraries and Assets and a tutorial that demonstrates one way to use libraries to enhance the InDesign experience.

The script I use as the basis of the tutorial is one that I have developed to simplify the adding and updating of assets in a library (I can't believe how clumsy the UI is when it comes to replacing an existing asset with a reworked version). As a bonus, I've added an archiving feature to the script to make it possible to retrieve a replaced item should you later realize that you need a previous version back.

Here's a direct link to the tutorial <http://pdsassoc.com/index.php?Nav=javassub&Ban=WorkingWithALibrary&Info=jstutorials/WorkingWithALibrary/index.html>.

By the way, to address the original issue of this topic, one advantage of switching to JavaScript is that because it is a completely different language, I don't find myself getting confused by changes from 2.0's scripting to CS's scripting.

Dave