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From: u-ro
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2003 11:45
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2003 11:45
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Hi Ian told me to ask here. So, is there a function "send item to page xy" available, i.e. by script? In documents with a lot of pages imho it does make sense if an activated item could be sent (moved) to a specified page. To simplify, the item should be moved just to the same position as on the page where the item was, even if on MF. The most efficiently way would be to have a new entry in the context-menue of right-clicked items, "move to page...". A new palette-script could do that with some clicks more, but would be also helpful to me. Imho such a tool was available for PM. Did somebody see such a tool or hear about for ID? Uwe
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