Just as you probably don’t think about the millions of lines of C++ code that make up InDesign every time you choose a menu option or click a button in a palette, you don’t need to think about AppleScript, JavaScript, or VBScript when you run a script. But I’m hoping that once you see what InDesign scripting can do for you, you’ll want to learn how to write your own scripts.
After all, you can wait—possibly forever—for Adobe to add the features you want to InDesign, or you can add them yourself, today, using InDesign scripting.
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