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Article #2107Re: [JS] :: [CSX] - PageItem Stacking Order
From: Ben_J.D
Date: Sun, 04 Jan 2009 07:02
Date: Sun, 04 Jan 2009 07:02
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Thank you for your reply Peter, Your message helped me understand how indesign assigns indicies to PageItems and why I cant use them to determine a stacking order. (Unless they are all the same type of object). Can you think of any other ways this might be done or any scripts out there that are already doing this? I thought if I could add all of my page items to groups and therefore bring them all into the same type this would produce an accurate stacking order. But the groups I make do not stay in the same order and find myself back to square one. Thanks again for your reply. Ben
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