How to move the anchor object in indesign cs2 using js?

i can able to move the normal textframe and other objects but cant do this for anchor objects.
syntex:  anchorobject.move([x value,y value],undefined,true)
how to move the anchor objects?
thanks
subha

Could it be that the anchord object in question won't move because you have it set to keep within margins which is preventing the move you're requesting? I've certainly run into that.
I've also run into the situation where the object model thinks the anchored object is in one place when it is actually in another because of that same keep within margins option. In this case, a move will apparently not work because the move is invisible, it being completely outside of the margins -- although that only applies to relative moves, I think.
Dave

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    private javax.swing.JButton jButton2;
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    Use code tags.
    Don't mix GUI and JDBC together. Split them out into separate classes.
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