Re: How to start Indesign with JS

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From: Bob Stucky
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 20:19

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For Adobe products, ExtendScript (Adobe's JS flavor) only executes inside the context of a running Adobe application. The only outside connectivity is through BridgeTalk, which is accessible only from another Adobe application or an Air application.

Bob

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