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Re: More manipulating color swatches in InDesign/AS

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From: John Darnell
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:53
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Dave:

If my words have an edge, it is definitely not directed at you. I'm just getting really, really frustrated.

I listed my swatches instead of the colors, and it is still in there. Additionally, in Shirley Hopkins' book, her examples use "color" instead of "swatch." Can anyone fill me in on what the difference is?

Again, according to Ms. Hopkins' book, if I do something like this:
...
set mydoc to active document
...
tell last page
tell last rectangle
set fill color to swatch abc of mydoc
...

then it should work (note the reference to the document).

Again, thanks for working with me. Next time you are in Garden Spot Brookfield, MO, I'll buy you lunch.

R,
John
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