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Article #20103Re: Access XML to InDesign
From: Brian C. Carter
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 20:12
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 20:12
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Ben, Thanks for the great tips, what you did is exactly what I was going for. I just started working with it and I've loaded the InDesign object refs but im not sure how to querey to get exactly what I need. But that's more my inexperience with Access. I'll be picking up VBA for Dummies, and this is getting increasingly off topic. Im off to look up quereys now! Oh, and I couldn't find the tutorial in the Scripting Guide.
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