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Article #18443Re: importing data
From: Jens Schulze
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 09:26
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 09:26
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"Michael Krausse" wrote: > [...] I'm not looking for a detailed explanation (yet). I'd just like to know > if it's possible, and maybe some suggestions on where to read up for ideas. Yes, of course it's possible to fill in the document with data from a database, but instead of Javascript I would recommend Visual Basic because of the easy connectivity to almost all existing database systems. Good thing to start with is the InDesign Scripting Manual provided by Adobe, because the entire object modell is explained there. Then redo the "Hello World"-Script there and start to extend the programm. But in my humble opinion scripting for one issue of a year book ist overkill, didn't you think so? Jens
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