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Re: [VB] [CS2] it is possible using 'UnitValue' object in VB?

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From: Robert Tkaczyk
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 23:14
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zoti100@adobeforums.com napisa?(a):
> like java script?
> 
> see this file <http://www.adobe.com/products/indesign/pdfs/InDesign_Scripting_Guide.pdf>

I'm affraid, answer is in first line after chapter title ;)

Specifying measurement values

ExtendScript provides the UnitValue object to represent measurement
^^^^^^^^^^^^
values. The properties and methods of the UnitValue object make it easy 
to change the value, the unit, or both, or to perform conversions from
one unit to another.


you can write your own version for VB :)
all info is in COMMENTS column ;)

robin
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