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Article #1751How Do I Rotate Content, Not the Frame
From: Achy_Fakey
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:48
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:48
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I am in InDesign CS1. I need to figure out how to affect the content of a placed image, not the surrounding frame. I know how to set the rotation angle of the selected object's frame: set rotation angle of selection to 10 But for the life of me, I cannot understand how to leave the frame as it is and just rotate the content. I.E., normally, if I grab the direct selection tool and click an image (hovering over the image inside the frame turns to the hand tool), I can then manipulate the content without affecting the outside frame. But I want to do this with an AppleScript. I also assume that if someone can open this door for me, it will then lead the way to being able to scale the content, without affecting the frame. But I cannot figure out the secret of "content" vs. "selection". Halp! Thank you!
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