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Hello,

I've played with Applescript, and now I'm looking at scripting InDesign. I'm going through the tutorial scripts provided, and right away I'm getting an error. This comes directly from the InDesign Scripting Guide. I have a document with a text frame open. Below is the script from the guide:

--Improved "Hello World"
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
	--Get a reference to a font.
	try
		--Enter the name of a font on your system, if necessary.
		set myFont to font "Helvetica"
	end try
	--Get the active document and assign the result to the variable "myDocument".
	set myDocument to active document
	tell myDocument
		--Use the handler "myGetBounds" to get the bounds of the live area inside the margins of page 1.
		set myBounds to my myGetBounds(myDocument, page 1)
		tell text frame 1 of page 1
			--Resize the text frame to match the page margins.
			set geometric bounds to myBounds
			tell paragraph 1
				--Change the font, size, and paragraph alignment.
				try
					set applied font to myFont
				end try
				set point size to 72
				set justification to center align
			end tell
		end tell
	end tell
end tell
--myGetBounds is a handler that returns the bounds of the live area of a page.
on myGetBounds(myDocument, myPage)
	tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
		set myPageHeight to page height of document preferences of myDocument
		set myPageWidth to page width of document preferences of myDocument
		set myLeft to left of margin preferences of myPage
		set myTop to top of margin preferences of myPage-------DOESN'T LIKE THIS LINE
		set myRight to right of margin preferences of myPage
		set myBottom to bottom of margin preferences of myPage
	end tell
	set myRight to myLeft + (myPageWidth - (myRight + myLeft))
	set myBottom to myTop + (myPageHeight - (myBottom + myTop))
	return {myTop, myLeft, myBottom, myRight}
end myGetBounds

I get an error on compile at the designated line. It throws a syntax error: Expected end of line, etc. but found application constant or consideration. I don't get it. It's fine with the other set commands.

Any ideas? If you can't get the tutorial scripts to run, how can you learn anything. I hope it's something simple like a typo that I'm not catching.

Regards,

Zoar