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Article #15698Re: ID2 script not working in ID3 (aka ID CS)
From: Olav_Kvern
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:51
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:51
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alan--
What you want would be the actual ppi and effective ppi properties of an image. They're both lists--they hold the horizontal and vertical resolution of the image (as {x, y}). To get the real scaling applied to the object, divide the effective ppi values by the actual ppi values. (In my opinion, this approach works better than looking at the scaling values and absolute scaling values of the image and its containing frame.)
As far at the AppleScript dictionary goes--you can just open it with the Script Editor. There's no trick.<g>
Thanks,
Ole
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