Re: What use is an object's ID?

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From: Mike Mepham
Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 13:19

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Thanks Ole, 

Having spent the weekend playing with IDs, I'd discovered that about For Each...Next. Now I have to identify a few thousand text frames and link their contents... 

By the way, I still haven't managed to find the answer to my previous question about getting the filename of an EPS in a selected rectangle. Any chance of some help? 

Mike

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