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Re: Reference vs. Object Reference

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From: Dave Saunders
Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2002 22:17
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Thing is, I was trying to create a handler that would deal with a variety of ranges: selection, story, to end of story, document, all documents. (I'm building a set of canned S&R scripts called by buttons that operate on a range set by a popup menu. I'm doing this to learn how to use AppleScript Studio. After a very slow start, I'm flying along now, having reached the point where I'm actually interacting with InDesign from my application.)

So, I want to be able to pass a reference to the handler that will work for all of these. It was in trying to work up a reference for the all documents case that I discovered the difference between the two kinds of reference.

Dave
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