Can I break a JSX project into several files?

I'm developing a large javascript project for InDesign and would like to be able to break it up into separate files and have my main program include them at runtime.

Hello Bob.
I've posted an inquiry about a different topic on the InDesign Scripting & SDK forums, but have not gotten a reply.
I thought I'd ping you to see if you nkow anything.
When I installed Creative Suite 4, InDesign 6.0 installed a COM typelib for Visual Basic.
C:\ProgramData\Adobe\InDesign\Version 6.0\en_US\Scripting Support\6.0\Resources for Visual Basic.tlb
I am able to reference this from VB.NET Visual Studio 2010 and program against the InDesign scritping API like a charm - with full IntelliSense.
With Creative Suite 5 InDesign 7.0 I am unable to establish this reference from Visual Studio.
Visual Studio can't find the reference.
Any ideas?

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