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Re: JS Batch converter for CS2

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From: Dave_Saunders
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 02:20
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Because we realized that the exportFile command works on the front document and not the one you reference, we needed to get each document to the front in order. Well, each time we move a document in the stacking order we change all the indexes, so I used i to control how many times we went around the loop and each time around I brought the then back one (i.e., the one at -1) to the front.

Dave
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Subject: Re: JS Batch converter for CS2
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