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Re: CS3 JS flag which page has empty frame

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From: John_Kordas
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 03:59
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Thanks you both for your very useful code. For the moment I've decided to stick with RulerOrigin.pageOrigin;

The page setup is A4 and I have a rectangle bleeding on the top,left and bottom. It is also sitting on a left hand page. What I'd like to do is extend the rectangle so that it become a double page rectangle.

using
var myBounds = myPages[j].rectangles.item(0).geometricBounds;

myPages[j].rectangles.item(0).geometricBounds = [myBounds[0],myBounds[1],myBounds[2],(myBounds[3]+myBounds[3])];

the rectangle only extend to the edge of the page on the right

To check I used:
$.writeln(myBounds[2]+" "+myBounds[3]); which returned
301.999999999461 209.999999999936

Does geometricBounds only give the bounds within the page not outside.
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