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Re: get current page / active page? [AS]

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From: Dave Saunders
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 19:19
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I have to say that in all the scripts I've written, I've never worried about the current page except in the context of some element in which I'm interested (whether or not it's the selection). As you say, Ole, once you have an item it's easy enough to find the page it's on. For instance:

set myParent to parent of myItem
repeat until class of myParent is page
set myParent to parent of myParent
end repeat

Dave
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