>Me>> On my mac if I put a script in the Script's folder in the plug-ins folder, I can see it in and run it from the Scripts palette
>>Shane>> You shouldn't be able to. It goes in the Scripts folder in the Presets
> folder.
>
Thanks, that did the trick!
> > Second question, does inDesign have a scripts menu?
>
>>Shane>>No. Use the palette, or assign keyboard commands.
Thanks. I'm not keen on the system wide scripts menu with all submenus etc. It's too much for the users. I'll stick with the palette, thanks.
Now, if I have a large script that does a lot of work, I've found the fastest environment is to run save the script as a droplet and open the document without showing. That's fast.
>>>What you see is all you can get, AFAIK.
Yea, but you know what? I'm finding that reading the XMP info directly from a script is faster than pulling it through InDesign, plus you get more info!
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