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Re: Numbering script?

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From: Dave Saunders
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 20:58
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Laura,

Explain the workflow.

You have a page. It has a number somewhere. How does the script know which number it is? Is it in a text frame by itself? If so, then the easiest thing to do is use the Script Label palette to give the frame a name.

Now, how's it going to work. Are you going to sit at the computer and make each form one at a time and print it three times to three different printers (one with each color loaded in the hopper)?

Or do you want to press a button and walk away and come back an hour later and pick up all 4500 pages collated?

You need to explain more about how you want to do this. It all sounds rather easy, but the specifics of how you expect it to work makes it hard to come up with the best way to do it.

Dave
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