Re: JS: Using CS2 Scripts with CS3

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From: Harbs
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:59

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Hi Lisa,

Sorry. I just checked, and this preference is new to CS4 (whatever it 
does...)

Two suggestions:

1) Try pacing the snippet into a page item instead of directly on the 
page. There should be no need to click then.
2) Why not just reconstruct the snippet programmatically (if you're 
doing it with a script anyway).

-- 
Harbs
http://www.in-tools.com

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