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Article #17780Re: Script to check for unlinked images
From: Richard R�nnb�ck
Date: Sat, 17 May 2003 06:19
Date: Sat, 17 May 2003 06:19
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Thanks Shane, You are right (as usual) which I found out after I posted when I tried it on some real documents (as opposed to the docs I created when wrote the script) I guess it is back to the Script Editor for some more tests. On a totally different subject: How do you, as a professional scripter, keep track of changes in your scripts? Do you give the version names, do they have alfa and beta stages etc? What is best practice in this regard?
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