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I'm trying to find where a flowed story ends (Page & Column & distance into the column). I had been trying to use this code (where myTF is set to a known TextFrame in the story:



 
Private dLastHeight As Double 
Dim myTF As InDesign.TextFrame 
Dim myStory As InDesign.Story 
Dim myTC As InDesign.TextColumn 
Dim myChar As InDesign.Character 
Dim Index As Long

        '** go to the end of the story, and find out what page it's on 
        Set myStory = myTF.ParentStory          '** point to the story 
        Set myTC = myStory.TextColumns(-1)                  '** get the last column 
        nLastPage = myTC.ParentTextFrame.Parent.Name        '** get it's page # 
        nLastCol = myTC.ParentTextFrame.TextColumns.Count   '** get it's column # on the page 
        Set myChar = myTC.Characters.Item(-1) 
        '** get last column height 
        dLastHeight = myChar.Baseline - PageBorder(nLastPage Mod 2).Top 




The problem is that if I have pages at the end with linked textframes, then myStory.TextColumns(-1) points to the last one of those instead of the last one with actual text. Actually, even worse, it returns an InsertionPoint instead of a TextColumn, so the program blows up. Can anyone recommend how I can (easily/quickly(?)) find the page/column which has the end of the story? Thanks,

-- Greg