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Article #18919Re: AS: Can't move to spread
From: Jan Suhr
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 15:48
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 15:48
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Yes I was aware of that but I didn't find a better way at the moment, and as you say later it catches up to me. I was a little confused about the IDs since I didn't think they acted OK but the end result was what I wanted. The reason for this script is not so dramatic. In printhouses you often make a testprint of a lot of images for a big job to make color corrections. Later when the operator sits with this press sheet and are going to make the corrections by the customers instructions it must be easy to see the image file name. So we place a lot of images on a large sheet or two and then we must know the filenames of those images. So it will not need checking for groups but it could be good to have anyway to be safe. Shane,Thanks for the help it works now. And BTW why is it impossible to reply and post messages here from my Eudora? I think that this Web interface is user-unfriendly Jan
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