Re: Import text into a text frame

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From: Eivind_Andersen
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 12:55

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Ahh. Thank you! (That was a quick reply: 1 minute :)

So, I guess a better solution is to create the text frame within the script, so that I'm sure the frame is empty.

Since I'm importing a Word-document, I have to use the place function.

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