[AS] Set document name, without saving?

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From: Thomas Lundin
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2003 08:58

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Would prefer to set the name of a new, dynamically created, document � without having to save the document. This because, in the following step, there should be a title in a exported PDF, that is not "untitled-23-something". And, by not saving to a temporary indd-file, my batch process would be speedier! (Otherwise, temp saving is my "fall-back".)

The "name" property seems to be read-only.
The "label" property seems to have no effect on the document level � and not be related to the name/title of the document.
PDF export preferences doesn't have a property for PDF titel.

Got it all rigth?

(I guess, in Photoshop this idea would have worked.)

Ideas, anyone?

:) thomas

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