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An easy question from a novice:

I'm trying to find and alter an element in many single-page docs. It's not always going to be text frame 3, for example, so I need to identify and select it some other way. The best identifier I can think of is paragraph style. It's the only thing in each doc that uses the "Title" style. However, I'm having trouble getting it to work.

There are plenty of references to "paragraph style" in the ID scripting guide, but I can't figure out how I'm supposed to get at it. The attempt below is only one of many incorrect solutions I've tried. The script grabs the first paragraph as intended, but doesn't get the applied style.

So, first: how do I do what I'm trying to do, and second: what's the more elegant solution to the whole thing that I suspect is out there?

Thanks,
Jeff

tell application "InDesign 2.0.1"
	set openDocs to (count documents)
	if openDocs = 0 then
		set myDocument to choose file with prompt "Select a document."
	else
		set myDocument to active document
	end if
	tell first spread of myDocument
		set myFrames to (count text frames)
		set titleFrame to "default"
		repeat while myFrames > 0
			set myGraf to "default graf"
			set myGrafStyle to "no style found"
			try
				set myGraf to paragraph 1 of text frame myFrames
				set myGrafStyle to applied paragraph style of myGraf
			end try
			display dialog "Text Frame " & myFrames & ": " & myGraf & "****" & myGrafStyle
			if myGrafStyle = "Title" then
				set titleFrame to text frame myFrames
				set myFrames to 0
			else
				set myFrames to (myFrames - 1)
			end if
		end repeat
		set myContents to paragraph 1 of titleFrame
		display dialog "Contents: " & myContents
	end tell
end tell