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Re: VB6: placing multiple images

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From: John Kallios
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 04:30
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      In the meantime, have you looked at the script that places all files found
      in a specified folder?




Yes, it took me a while to respond since I wanted to make a somewhat intelligent response.

I had a problem with these two lines.

      idProportionally = 1668247152





      idCenterContent = 1667591779




Error: "Assignment to constant not permitted"

I deleted both lines and continued.

The other thing was to reference Indesign 2.0 instead of 1.5.

It worked fine. I just need to incoporate a commondialog box to reference the path and to adjust the layout to my specs. (which will be 20 BC on 17x11.5 image area with 1/4" gutters and trim marks ect.)

Of course when all is said and done, I will take all the credit for the code while you did all the work. 8^P

John
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