How to find out the image size?

How to find out the image size values(Width and height) in illustrator CS3 using any script. I tried but i got only the document height and width. I need to find out the image BoundingBox value of width and height. Kindly advice me.

Try this.
tell application "Adobe Illustrator"
set heightImage to get height of raster item 1 of current layer of current document
set widthImage to get width of raster item 1 of current layer of current document
display dialog (heightImage & " X " & widthImage) as string
end tell
JaiMS

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