Re: Applescript or Javascript?

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From: Eric
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 23:48

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This is one of the things that makes it easier to learn AS, imho. cmd-shift-L brings up a list of libraries, you open the InDesign CS2 reference and then use the search field to hunt up the keyword most likely to match what you're looking for. ESTK has something similar under the Help menu, but it is pretty kludgy by comparison.

If you're interviewing for jobs, knowing JS is definitely a more salable skill though, because a LOT of programs use JS.

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