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Re: Dave Saunders' Running Heads Script

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From: Jay Fraser
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 16:52
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Here are some more questions of a more general/philosophical nature: 

1) Is there any way to determine, by just looking at a ID document, what is "text frame 1"? Is it the first created, the one on the bottom, or just randomly selected? 

2) Can you manually label a text frame? IOW, if I could name one text frame "dontTouch" and call the other "thisOne" while I was composing the page, then some things would be a lot easier to script. 

3) When a script calls for "page 1" is that literally "page 1" or is it the first page of the document? My document starts at page 17; so is that "page 1" or is it "page 17"? 

Thanks! 

Jay
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