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Re: Make scripts with VO/C/C++

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From: Jens Schulze
Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 21:22
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"Johan Segern๏ฟฝs" wrote:

> Is it possible to make scripts in InDesign 2.0.2 with Visual Objects, C or
C++
> instead of Visual Basic on a Windows-platform?
> If it is; could anyone point me at the right direction?

Theoretically you can use every language that is capable to connect to a COM
object... my last test in this direction worked with Python, I was able to
connect to InDesign and alter stuff... just like in VB. See the scripting
reference for the object modell.

Jens
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