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Article #15942Re: I need serious help!
From: Olav_Kvern
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2003 20:17
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2003 20:17
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klassika-- If the attachment was a .vbs file, I expect it was stripped out by Adobe's mail server. If it was a zip file, then I'm not sure why I didn't get it. I'm beginning to think that this is all very funny. The author of the script is very likely using a pirated copy of InDesign, but won't allow you to post a script to protect his (or her) intellectual property. You/he/she then attempt to hold the script hostage until I send you the guide. It's had me chuckling for several minutes now.<g> Nevertheless, I'd still like to help you, as I believe more InDesign scripting is a good thing. I've sent you the VB reference section of the Scripting Guide. When/if you have further questions, you're welcome to come back to the forum and post them. The full Guide will be available for download shortly. Thanks, Ole
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