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From: Finesse914
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 22:03
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 22:03
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Jay and Dave, Yes, Jay, that's exactly what we're doing. I'm sorry Dave, I was trying to make it as clear as possible what I was doing and what I have tried. We're printing this out on a digital copier. I've done the 1500 page document and numbered with page numbers before, but I found this a bit too bulky. I think Jay has hit it on the head, but I have a couple questions. 1) Should the text frame be named "SerialFrameMaster" or "SerialFrame Master" (note, space between frame and master). In your message, there is a space, but in the script I noticed there is not one. 2) Could you briefly outline what I have to do to get this script working? Do I copy and paste this into a file named "numbering script" or something of the like? I know enough to put the script into the Scripts directory :) Thank you SO much!!! I know a number of my fellow print shop designers will find this useful too! Laura
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