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From: Chris_Haas
Date: Sun, 05 Oct 2003 04:41

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It's common in computer languages to represent numbers with friendly words
called variables and constants. If you were using VB the system would
already know what you meant when you said idExportPDF (and it actually would
give you the choice of that or other ones). Because VBScript can't access
these constants you need to manually provide them or just use the raw
numbers. I don't know if there's a listing anywhere that has all of the
constants and what they map out to, but I thought someone once showed me.
Because I use VB I was able to look up this specific constant in VB's Object
Browser.

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