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Article #19475Rectangle vs Rectangle Frame? [VB.Net]
From: Sir Frank Bell
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 17:35
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 17:35
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Good Day I have scripted images and text placed within rectangles and would like there to be no stroke on these objects. I have tried setting the strokeweight property to 0, but to no avail. If I click on a rectangle created with VB in Indesign, the stroke weight is zero but there is still a stroke around the rectangle. However, if I click the down arrow on the Stroke Weight size window, the stroke disappears. I also notice that a rectangle frame does not automatically have a stroke, but I cant find a reference to it in the scripting guide..
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