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Re: Replacing returns via AppleScript results in fatal error

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From: Olav Kvern
Date: Fri, 05 Sep 2003 07:44
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Ton--

Jay's right, it's a known bug in the Mac OS version.

I wanted to note, in addition, that you should use the InDesign metacharacters that you'd enter in the Find What and Change To fields of the Find/Change dialog box. Platform-specific special character constants (such as "return" and "tab" in AppleScript or vbCr and vbTab in VBScript) are not guaranteed to work. (You can't enter a return or tab in the dialog box, so you shouldn't expect to enter it via scripting.) Stick with the metacharacters--"^p" for return, "^t" for tab, etc., and you should be OK.

Thanks,

Ole
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