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I got a tab delimited text file with tre items on every row, two short texts and then a file path, like tihis:

text 1       text 2      "Macintosh HD:users:richardr:desktop.test.tif"

What I want to do is to place the textm convert it to a table, a extract the file path (as string) and place the image in the cell in which the path resides. It works as long as I have 4 or 5 rows, but when the numbers get greater InDesign crash every time and I can't figure out why.

Is it some limitaion to placing inline graphics in tables that does this, a bug, or what?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Here is the code



 
tell application "InDesign 2.0.2"

	set myDoc to active document 
	set find preferences to nothing 
	set change preferences to nothing 
	set properties of display setting "optimized" to {raster:gray out, vector:gray out, transparency:off, antialiasing:true, greek below:80.0} 
	set view display setting of window 1 to optimized

	tell myDoc 
		tell page 1 
			set myStory to place (choose file with prompt "pick a tab delimited file" of type {"TEXT"}) place point {12.7, 12.7}  
		end tell 
		save 
		tell myStory 
			make table 
		end tell

		set myPaths to search myStory for "Macintosh HD" 
		repeat with myCounter from (count of items in myPaths) to 1 by -1 
			save 
			set myImageCell to parent of item myCounter of myPaths 
			set myFilePath to text contents of myImageCell as string 
			set text contents of myImageCell to "" 
			tell myImageCell 
				set auto grow of myImageCell to false 
				set clip content to cell to true 
				set myImage to place file myFilePath on insertion point 1 with properties {local display setting:optimized} 
			end tell 
		end repeat 
	end tell

	set find preferences to nothing 
	set change preferences to nothing 
end tell