Apple

>> Try this, it works in CS2

>> tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"

>> set default display settings of display performance

>> preferences to high quality end tell

You can also adjust the current window¹s setting without changing the application default:

> tell application "Adobe InDesign CS3"

> set view display setting of layout window 1 to high quality end

> tell

I¹m using CS3 but, like Ed, I¹m guessing that CS4 works the same way.

Stan C.

Thanks for the info. I didn’t get this to work in CS4. I’ll keep trying with different variations to see if I can get this to work. Many of the variations I tried, did compile, but didn’t do anything. Script would finish, but the high quality setting not applied. Thanks again for the help.

I did get this to work.

tell application "Adobe InDesign CS4"

set default display settings of display performance

preferences to high quality end tell

Before I was using the tell application I already had in the script. Now I used a separate tell indesign block and it worked.

Thanks

References:
	>Re: Another Indesign CS4 question (From: "Mark Workman" <email@hidden>)