EPS Javascript saves more than visible object

Question

In prior versions of illustrator we used a script that basically saved the visible bounds of a masked object as an EPS file. With the upgrade to CS4 and Multiple Artboards this save function (EPSSaveOptions) no longer does the same visible bounds. I have read several post of similar issues, but what I am asking is:
In there a way to make the visible bounds of the eps file equal the artboard on the active artboard only? The artboard seems to be driving the crop box. When I manually save the file as EPS the visible bounds are correct. When I save from the script it is not? As with other posts I do not want to go backwards within compatibility...I would like to keep the file at the CS4 level. What command am I missing? We have tried making the crop box = visibleBounds to no avail.
Any help would be appreciated...my last resort is to report this bug to Adobe to see if they have a patch.

Answer 1

*later edit* why dun u just get first artboard of the document.artboards collection, set it's bounds to the object you want to export and set artboardRange of the EPSSaveOptions to 1 ... this will export only the visible bounds of the object.
Something like:
var myWorkingArtboard = app.activeDocument.artboards[0];
//masked object takes my mind to something in a clipping mask
for(j = app.activeDocument.pathItems.length - 1; j >=0; j--) {
     if(app.activeDocument.pathItems[j].clipping ==true) {
          //we just found our clipping mask; the bounds of the pageItem must be the visible bounds of the clipped object so...
          myWorkingArtboard.artboardRect =  app.activeDocument.pathItems[j].geometricBounds; //because stroke and whatever else will not be part of the clipping mask
var myEpsSaveOpts = new EPSSaveOptions();
myEpsSaveOpts.saveMultipleArtboards = true;
myEpsSaveOpts.artboardRange = "1";
//rest of the export code here