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Article #17306Re: Reset transforms to 100%
From: Kenny Hoff
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 00:50
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 00:50
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COOL! Shane, you're the man! Now I have 2 scripts that help fix the scaling weirdness of InDesign. One keeps the attributes at the scaled size, one reverts to original size. Both get the dialogs to give the CORRECT sizes! Now, help me remember, but wasn't there one iteration where the frame content was remaining at the scaled size?? I can't seem to find it, but maybe I overwrote it. If you still have it, could you post it and maybe I'll add it to the script above. A lot of times I actually want to keep the content at the scaled size (since it actually seems to work CORRECTLY). Thanks again. And this is one script that should be a default in people's pallete. Although, hopefully Adobe will integrate it into the program next version!
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