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Kasyan,

I've used your script to alert out a sort of link report - se script below. Can myLog variable be written to a txtfile with same path as current document using InDesign API? I've looked in the Core Javascript Core Objectmodel viewer under the File classes but got lost in the code.. :-)



 
var myDoc = app.activeDocument; 
checkLinkNormal(); 
function checkLinkNormal() { 
	var myLog1 = new String; 
	var myLog2 = new String; 
	var myLog3 = new String; 
	for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter < myDoc.links.length; myCounter++) {  		var myLink = myDoc.links[myCounter];  		if(myLink.status != LinkStatus.normal) {  			if(myLink.status == LinkStatus.linkOutOfDate) {  				myLog1 += 'Link #'+myCounter+' name: '+myLink.name+'.\n';  				myLink.update();  			}  			else if(myLink.status == LinkStatus.linkMissing) {  				myLog2 += 'Link #'+myCounter+' name: '+myLink.name+' Link #'+myCounter+' path: '+myLink.filePath+'.\n';  			}  			else if(myLink.status == LinkStatus.linkEmbedded) {  				myLog3 += 'Embedded links: \nLink name: '+myLink.name+'.\n';				  			}  		}  	}  	if(myLog1.length > 0) { 
		alert('Links updated: \n'+myLog1); 
	} 
	if(myLog2.length > 0) { 
		alert('Missing links: \n'+myLog2); 
	} 
	if(myLog3.length > 0) { 
		alert('Embedded links: \n'+myLog3); 
	} 
} 




BTW Isn't there an easier method to posting script with formatting preserved? I've googled a "script poster" with no luck.

Best regards,
Rasmus