🚀 go-pugleaf

oke then.. that helped.
I did some experimenting with frames and images.
The following example moves a frame using MoveTo to 10,10 and moves the image in the frame also to 10,10 using MoveBy (Like setting an offset)



REM A array that holds the x,y coordinates
Dim IFramePos() = {10,10}
ImageFrame.ContentType = InDesign.idContentType.idGraphic 'set type
ImageFrame.GeometricBounds = iFrameSize 'is declared elsewhere in the code, works..
ImageFrame.Move (IFramePos) 'pass ONE argument thus using moveTo
ImageFrame.Place (path) 'place a image

REM now an example of using moveBy
Dim MoveBY() as Integer = {10,10} 'These ar the coordinates to move to
myImage = IMageFrame.Images.Item(1) 'get the earlier placed image

REM Set it's position relative to it's parent frame, Also
REM here i have to use this comma thus "faking" the first
REM argument that is passed along to Move()
myImage.Move(,MoveBY)


Well,.. I never had used this before, thanx for pointing me to it Olav!
I'll be able to go on now, when new a question raises i'll be back :D

Thanx
Eelko