How to export full image in PNG format lying inside a smaller sized rectangle?

Hi
In my own created extension for adobe inDesign using CS Extension builder 1.5, I am trying to export a page item lying inside a rectangle frame longer than frame height. Full image is not exported but it gets cropped which is of the rectangle height. I need to get full image exported in PNG format. The item can be text/image/drawing/or group of multiple items lying inside a rectangle frame.
Sometimes the correct image is exported although the rectangle frame size is smaller than the inside image/item. Following is the code I’m using to export the page item.
var targetItem:PageItem = pageItem.allPageItems[0];
targetItem.exportFile(ExportFormat.PNG_FORMAT, targetFile, false);
Can anybody help me out?
Thanks and best regards
Sal

the answer is at : http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1060138

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