Re: CS3 target engine "session" error

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From: Gary_Vidal
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:01

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If I am correct you must first execute the script from the scripts panel so the session for the targetengine is set in cs3. I run into this problem when first trying to run the script from estk. But usually corrects itself once you run it first from scripts panel.

1. Open script in ESTK. (Make sure its linked to application).
2. From Scripts panel execute script.
3. Try running script from ESTK
4. You should see the targetengine changes to session instead of main.

HTH

Gary

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