Illustrator Scripting

Preferably this will be done with a JavaScript so it will be cross-platform.
I need a script that will take objects on the artboard, give them a unique name (perhaps Object01 to Object99) for exampe and export each as a SWF file or a high-resolution PNG with bounding boxes defined by the object, not the artboard.
Is this possible? I am waiting for a book for Illustrator Scripting to come in the mail but I thought I would post this here.
My intention is to use the resultant exports in an ActionScript file and reference them from an assets folder where they will be placed. I hope to maintain the placement of the exports according to their position on the artboard but I want them to have unique bounding boxes. If I were working in Flash alone the placement of the objects on the stage would be maintained but I would still need a script to name each Movie Clip Object and export the library to an assets folder.
Is this possible? I have posted in the ActionScript forum as well but I just thought I might be able to bypass Flash and use Illustrator to generate the Movie Clips with names.

It merely takes a few steps to do it using some standard commands:
- Put the desired objects onto one main layer
- Highlight that layer in the Layers palette
- Choose the Release to Layers command (sequence) in the Layers palette menu
- Export to .swf and choose the Export Layers to SWF files option in the SWF Export dialog

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Errors and more, my first illustrator script

First, I should mention that I started scripting for Photoshop about a month ago and have had some really motivating successes there. It led me to this one task we have that is just incredibly repetitive and boring in Illustrator that I want to script.
I haven't gotten all the pieces in here that I need so far, and any form of help would be greatly appreciated, whether just suggestion, or really whatever. I don't mind doing research and trying things out myself.
The purpose of this script is to open a template file we have on our network drive, ask for a folder with a collection of files (these are files provided to us that contain the info we need to make labels), place one, save with a specific name, and start over, placing the next file, till they are all on the template. We do this before we can create labels for our products. There are weeks when it has to be done 50+ times and that's pretty mind-numbing.
The steps I think I need are:
ask where the provided files are that need to be placed
open template file
make sure the folder chosen has the right type of stuff in it (PDFs)
place the first file at specified coordinates
embed the link
lock the embedded link
ask user to proof information on screen (ok to continue, cancel to stop and let user interact with file on their own) (95% of the time, there are no errors)
use the embedded link's name as the name of the file and save it to a specific network location
repeat until all the files in the chosen folder have been done
I've been lurking around here for a couple days, reading up on how Illustrator works with scripting and have broken off bits and pieces of different scripts to adapt for my purposes. So far, this is what I've come up with:
function getLabelRequests() {
     return Folder.selectDialog('Please select the folder containing label requests:', Folder('~/Desktop'));
     function placeLabelRequests(selectedFolder) {
          var myDoc;
          if (selectedFolder) {
          var fileRef = File("/Volumes/myNetworkLocation/myTemplateFile.ai")
          open(fileRef);
          myDoc = app.activeDocument;
          var firstImageLayer = true;
          var thisPlacedItem;
          // create document list from files in selected folder
          var fileList = selectedFolder.getFiles();
          for (var i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++) {
          // open each document in file list
          if (fileList[i] instanceof File) {
          // get the file name
          var fName = fileList[i].name;
          // check for supported file formats
          if( (fName.indexOf(".pdf") == -1)) {
               // skip unsupported formats
               continue;
               } else {
                    // Give the file the name of the image file
                    File.name = fName.substring(0, fName.indexOf(".") );
                    // Place the label request on the artboard
                    thisPlacedItem = myDoc.layers['Job Form'].placedItems.add();
                    thisPlacedItem.file = fileList[i];
                    thisPlacedItem.position = [15,-45];
                    thisPlacedItem.embed();
     if( firstImageLayer ) {
     // display error message
     alert("Sorry, but the designated folder does not contain any recognized image formats.\n\nPlease choose another folder.");
     myDoc.close();
     getLabelRequests (placeLabelRequests());
     else {
     // display error message
     alert("Rerun the script and choose a folder with label requests, if you please.");
// Start the script off
placeLabelRequests (getLabelRequests ());
So obviously there's no loop in there, which is one of my problems at this point. I know what each of these chunks of code do, but can't necessarily understand all the syntax. Particularly things like
for (var i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++) {
I know it's saying that the variable i is zero, and while the list of files is greater than i, do whatever that last bit means, but I don't really know why it works or how it was constructed originally.
I haven't specified the save either, which might be why I'm running another of my problems, but I don't know how to get the name of the link to be the name of the file when it's saved. I also haven't given it a confirm to let the user proof either.
Here's my list of problems:
Running the script returns the image format error, even though the folder selected contains PDFs (I suppose I don't need to confirm the files are PDFs, that could just be incumbent upon the user)
Running the script places all the files into one iteration of the template (this may be because I haven't gotten the save or the loop in there, but I think it has more to do with the function being set up the way it is)
Obviously, it doesn't save with the link name as the file name
I don't seem to be able to figure out how to lock the link after it's embedded.
I also wonder if there's a way to, rather than opening-placing-saving-closing-repeat, to open-place-save, delete-placenext-save, delete-placenext-save.
Phew, sorry for the short novel.
Here is a copy of the template … or not. Can I not embed files in the post that aren't images?
Here's a JPG of the AI file that I use as a template
This document has two layers in this order normally:
Artwork
Job Form
And here are the blocks I'm using as placement for the information we are provided. These are taking the place of the files that need to be placed, and again, were PDF files, but I'm uploading as JPGs because I either don't know what I'm doing, or you can't upoad those file types.

I worked around the place options for the PDF by adding in a function I found on this forum. It detects clipping masks and deletes them.
There's one line in here that doesn't do anything, and I'm figuring out if it needs to be changed. After the clipScan function runs, I'm telling Illustrator to place a variable at a specific position, but because clipScan modifies the variable, it no longer recognizes that group of page items as the variable. Temporarily, I've used the original place position to make sure the link sits right where I want it to, but I have to make sure that the files we are provided never look any different.
If they do, I'll need to asign a new variable and set the position after clipScan runs, I think. If it's necessary, I'll update with the fix, otherwise I think this is the final script.
#target Illustrator
app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;
function getLabelRequests() {
    return Folder.selectDialog('Please select the folder containing label requests:', Folder('~/Desktop'));
function placeLabelRequests(selectedFolder) {
    var myDoc;
    if (selectedFolder) {
        var fileRef = File("/Volumes/graphics/Standards/Job Forms/Label Job Form-5C.ai")
        var thisPlacedItem;
        // create document list from files in selected folder
        var fileList = selectedFolder.getFiles("*.pdf");
        for (var i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++) {
            // open each document in file list
            if (fileList[i] instanceof File) {
                //open job form
                open(fileRef);
                myDoc = app.activeDocument;
                // Place the label request on the artboard
                thisPlacedItem = myDoc.layers['Job Form'].placedItems.add();
                thisPlacedItem.file = fileList[i];
                thisPlacedItem.position = [-50,10];
                var myLinkName = myDoc.placedItems[0].file.name
                thisPlacedItem.locked=true
                thisPlacedItem.embed();
                var clippingCount = 0
                clipScan(myDoc)
                thisPlacedItem.position = [15,-45];//this is the line that isn't doing anything right now.
                redraw()
                //make sure the placed job form has the correct information
                var proof = confirm ("Does the job form have the correct information?", true)//needs the redraw step above or nothing shows when the alert happens. Redraw forces Illustrator to display the actions performed so far.
                if (proof) {
                    IllustratorSaveOptions = new IllustratorSaveOptions()
                    IllustratorSaveOptions.compatibility.ILLUSTRATOR15 //some of our printers have yet to upgrade
                    var onPO = Folder ('/Volumes/graphics/ •••Drafts•••/ • Draft Labels/ •On PO')
                    var saveFile = File(onPO + '/' + myLinkName);
                    myDoc.saveAs (saveFile, IllustratorSaveOptions)
            else alert ('Make note of the file with an error. This file will not be saved.')
            app.activeDocument.close (SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES)
    else {
        // if user cancels action, display message
        alert("Rerun the script and choose a folder with label requests.");
// run the script
placeLabelRequests (getLabelRequests ());
//////////////////////////function to remove clipping paths from placed item, thanks to KennethWebb, Muppet Mark and CarlosCanto on the Adobe Illustrator Scripting forum.
function clipScan (container) {
    for (i=container.pathItems.length-1;i>=0;i--) {
var item = container.pathItems[i];
        if (item.clipping == true){ //screens for locked or hidden items (removed this after true: && item.editable == true       so it no longer screens for locked or hidden items
            container.pathItems[i].remove();
            clippingCount++;

Referencing Bridge folder from an Illustrator script... How?

I need to access a file in the Bridge directory, from a script in Illustrator. I can do this for PC with a concrete reference like this:
var loc = "C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Bridge CS3/webaccesslib.dll"
How do you construct a string to get at it on a Mac?
thanks,
-J

Go to the scripting Forums and select the Illustrator Script forum and ask there.

Convert Illustrator script from cs3 to CS5

Hi Everyone,
I'm new to illustrator scripting I did some simple InDesign script before but this the first time I am ask to create script for Illustrator.
We have an old script that will create a report for the properties (e.i.: fonts, linkedImages, strokeWeights, dashes, strokeColors, etc.) of illustrator file. The script is working in CS2 and CS3 but since most of production people are now using CS5 and CS6 they ask if we could migrate this script to CS5. The script is using hashtable.jsx to get those properties. Does the CS5 script still need hashstable file or I have to create the script from scratch with out using the hashtable script?
Any suggestion or information on how I could convert the script to higher version is mostly appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
--elmer

I can't see #include in the script the only thing hashtable is called by this function. According to what I've read about the hashtable.jsx since it is in the startup script folder illustrator will autoload this script upon launching of the application.
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this.width = 0;
this.height = 0;
this.colorMode = DocumentColorSpace;
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this.embeddedImages = new Hashtable();
this.linkedImages = new Hashtable();
this.lockedObjects = 0;
this.hiddenObjects = 0;
this.strokeWeights = new Hashtable();
this.dashes = new Hashtable();
this.strokeColors = new Hashtable();
this.fillColors = new Hashtable();
this.effects = new Hashtable();
this.brushes = new Hashtable();
this.transparencies = new Hashtable();
this.gradients = new Hashtable();
this.layers = new Hashtable();
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this.total =0;
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Linking FileInfo Panel to an Illustrator Script

I've got an Illustrator script (Javascript) that writes XMP based on the content of the artwork, but the script has to be manually triggered. I've got a custom FileInfo panel (built with Flex/AS3) to help me edit the XMP once stored.
I'd like to combine the two, so the Script fires whenever the FileInfo panel opens.
I can't do the DOM scripting directly in AS3, can I? I think that Illustrator is only open to Javascript, VB, and AppleScript. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Does anyone have any ideas how to call the javascript in the Scripts folder from an event in the FileInfo panel's SWF, and pass arguements back and forth? I've seen it done on webpages, but only when both the SWF and javascript are on the same HTML page.
Thanks

Thanks Carlos, this led me in the right direction, but not quite far enough.
I found Zac's Cookbook on jsxInterface, but it isn't working for me. I've set up the project linking the SWCs as directed by the SDK (csaw, apedelta, etc.), but when I use his code, I get error 1120 access of undefined property error.
I think I've imported all of the classes that I need. I'm thinking that I might have the javacript in the wrong folder of my project (although I've tried it in several, its in the src folder of the project with the mxml file), or that the javascript itself isn't valid (I've checked that it is).
Any ideas what I'm missing to make this work?
Thanks,
Alex
import com.adobe.csawlib.*;
import com.adobe.illustrator.Application;
[Embed (source= "myScript.jsx" , mimeType= "application/octet-stream" )]
private static var myScriptClass:Class;
var jsxInterface:HostObject = HostObject.getRoot(HostObject.extensions[0]);
jsxInterface.eval(new myScriptClass().toString())

Indesign from Illustrator Script

I'd like to automatically open InDesign/InDesign script from an Illustrator script.
There would be some arrays with data that will be passed on to the InDesign script for processing.
I thought that involved #target indesign but that does not seem like what I need to do.
I may just export the values to a txt from Illustrator if there are a lot of bugs in this process and then run the other script manually from InDesign.
Javascript
CS6

Then it seems like I'd like to go the export txt route.
That doesn't seem to be an option through scripting though you can manually do it??
myCSVFileName = "illustratorValues.csv";
myCSVFilePath = "~/desktop/"+ myCSVFileName;
myCSVFile = new File(myCSVFilePath);
myCSVFormat = ExportFormat.textType;
myDoc= app.activeDoc;
myDoc.exportFile(myCSVFile, myCSVFormat);
ExportType.JPEG
ExportType.PHOTOSHOP
ExportType.SVG
ExportType.PNG8
ExportType.PNG24
ExportType.GIF
ExportType.FLASH
ExportType.AUTOCAD
ExportType.TIFF
txt isn't an option like in indesign?

How to outline text in illustrator scripting

I want to create storke in text in illustrator scripting and found one method too createoutline(),But How i used this method for text outline.

var docRef = app.activeDocument;
var colorForText = new CMYKColor();
    colorForText.black = 0;
    colorForText.cyan = 0;
    colorForText.magenta = 0;
    colorForText.yellow = 0;
var colorForTextOutline = new CMYKColor();
colorForTextOutline.black = 100;
colorForTextOutline.cyan = 0;
colorForTextOutline.magenta = 0;
colorForTextOutline.yellow = 0;
var outlineSize = 5;
for (i = docRef.textFrames.length-1; i >=0; i--) {
    for (j = 0; j < docRef.textFrames[i].words.length; j++){
        docRef.textFrames[i].words[j].filled = true;
        docRef.textFrames[i].words[j].fillColor = colorForText;
var outline = docRef.textFrames[i].duplicate(docRef, ElementPlacement.PLACEATEND);
    for (h = 0; h < outline.words.length; h++) {
        outline.words[h].filled = true;
        outline.words[h].fillColor = colorForTextOutline;
        outline.words[h].stroked = true;
        outline.words[h].strokeColor = colorForTextOutline;
        outline.words[h].strokeWeight = outlineSize;
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//outline.createOutline();
createOutline(); converts live text to outlines, if you are trying to just create a stroke you have to go about it a different way. This script will take the text and copy it, put it in back, and put a stroke behind on the behind text so it has an effect similar to an offset path. The way I have it leaves the text live, if you were wanting to convert the text to outlines as well I left that part written in the bottom of the script. There is also a StrokeJoin parameter as well.
Hope this helps!

Looking for professionals with Illustrator scripting experience near Nürnberg Germany

I work for a large consumer products company with a large in-house design team working on Illustrator as a main platform. I'm looking for advice on where to find individuals with a lot of Illustrator scripting experience to help our team for a limited time duration. Any thoughts on other forums, job posting sites etc. where I could search for this would be greatly appreciated. Our company is located near the Nürnberg metro area in Germany and ideally are looking for on-site help. Thanks!

I know at times it doesn't look like it but I do have a day job ( just about ) Carlos… Language would a problem too ( I just about do english as we brits do, pig ignorant bunch ) I've been to Hamburg and the beer was great thou…
I don't know why but I have think Chris Gebab may be from that way…

Illustrator scripter needed

Illustrator scripter needed to write a simple script regarding layers in AI.
If you are interested, please contact me at [email protected]

hi all,
this is my first time to this forum , I need your help friends .I want to apply background color to pageitem using javascriping
(widows os). How can I do this?
Please send the mail regarding to this to [email protected] or [email protected]
Thanks in advance
Dhananjay Patil

Could anyone write an Illustrator script for me? will pay

Hi,
I am looking for a illustrator script to help my work. I have lots of pictures placed in illustrator, and a drew line with a custom size. The size of the pictures can not be changed, and what I want to do is the script can auto select pictures and line them up (with a custom space between the pictures), so the length of the pictures can be equal to the line's length. After the script finished with one group of pictures, it will turn to line up another group automatically.
How long it gonna take for you to write a script like that and how much is it?
Thanks
Michelle

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Timer in Illustrator Script

Is there any way we can use timer control in Illustrator script. Use case is to save the currently open document automatically every 5mins or so. Can we do using the Illustrator script (javascript)?
I am not getting any idea on how to do it and will really appreciate any direction.
Thanks!

no timers in illustrator, you could create a scriptUI with a flash movie control and run action script timers, see how in the Tools Guide.
or use Bridge's task scheduler, like Moluapple did here
https://gist.github.com/moluapple/1039464

Adobe Bridge Tools Illustrator scripting

Hello!
I do a lot of processing of PDFs. In Illustrator I resize them, resize the artboard, save as .ai, then export a TIFF.
I notice in Bridge under tools, there is an ILLUSTRATOR menu.
How difficult would it be to create in bridge a menu item that opens the selected PDF(s) in ILL and run the processes?
I ask because i spend a lot of time in ILL manually processing these files. It would make a lot of sense to create an automation.
Thanks
Max

Without the startup script for PS you can not commuinicate with it. Google this. Might also try resetting preferences. Hold CRtl key or alt key and start Bridge. Should get a reset window.

Illustrator script to create symbols from images in folder

Time to give back to the community...
Here is a script I recently devised to bulk create symbols from images in a folder. Tested with Illustrator CC 2014.
// Import Folder's Files as Symbols - Illustrator CC script
// Description: Creates symbols from images in the designated folder into current document
// Author     : Oscar Rines (oscarrines (at) gmail.com)
// Version    : 1.0.0 on 2014-09-21
// Reused code from "Import Folder's Files as Layers - Illustrator CS3 script"
// by Nathaniel V. KELSO ([email protected])
#target illustrator
function getFolder() {
return Folder.selectDialog('Please select the folder to be imported:', Folder('~'));
function symbolExists(seekInDoc, seekSymbol) {
    for (var j=0; j < seekInDoc.symbols.length; j++) {
        if (seekInDoc.symbols[j].name == seekSymbol) {
            return true;
    return false;
function importFolderContents(selectedFolder) {
    var activeDoc = app.activeDocument;     //Active object reference
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        var fname;                  //File name
        var sname;                  //Symbol name
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        win.pnl = win.add("panel", [10, 10, 740, 255], "Progress"); //add a panel to contain the components
        win.pnl.currentTaskLabel = win.pnl.add("statictext", [10, 18, 620, 33], "Examining: -"); //label indicating current file being examined
        win.pnl.progBarLabel = win.pnl.add("statictext", [620, 18, 720, 33], "0/0"); //progress bar label
        win.pnl.progBarLabel.justify = 'right';
        win.pnl.progBar = win.pnl.add("progressbar", [10, 35, 720, 60], 0, imageList.length-1); //progress bar
        win.pnl.symbolCount = win.pnl.add("statictext", [10, 70, 710, 85], "Symbols added: 0"); //label indicating number of symbols created
        win.pnl.symbolLabel = win.pnl.add("statictext", [10, 85, 710, 100], "Last added symbol: -"); //label indicating name of the symbol created
        win.pnl.errorListLabel = win.pnl.add("statictext", [10, 110, 720, 125], "Error log:"); //progress bar label
        win.pnl.errorList = win.pnl.add ("edittext", [10, 125, 720, 225], "", {multiline: true, scrolling: true}); //errorlist
        //win.pnl.errorList.graphics.font = ScriptUI.newFont ("Arial", "REGULAR", 7);
        //win.pnl.errorList.graphics.foregroundColor = win.pnl.errorList.graphics.newPen(ScriptUIGraphics.PenType.SOLID_COLOR, [1, 0, 0, 1], 1);
        win.doneButton = win.add("button", [640, 265, 740, 295], "OK"); //button to dispose the panel
        win.doneButton.onClick = function () //define behavior for the "Done" button
            win.close();
        win.center();
        win.show();
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        for (var i = 0; i < imageList.length; i++) {
            win.pnl.currentTaskLabel.text = 'Examining: ' + imageList[i].name; //update current file indicator
            win.pnl.progBarLabel.text = i+1 + '/' + imageList.length; //update file count
            win.pnl.progBar.value = i+1; //update progress bar
            if (imageList[i] instanceof File) {
                fname = imageList[i].name.toLowerCase(); //convert file name to lowercase to check for supported formats
                if( (fname.indexOf('.eps') == -1) &&
                    (fname.indexOf('.png') == -1)) {
                    win.pnl.errorList.text += 'Skipping ' + imageList[i].name + '. Not a supported type.\r'; //log error
                    continue; // skip unsupported formats
                else {
                    sname = imageList[i].name.substring(0, imageList[i].name.lastIndexOf(".") ); //discard file extension
                    // Check for duplicate symbol name;
                    if (symbolExists(activeDoc, sname)) {
                        win.pnl.errorList.text += 'Skipping ' + imageList[i].name + '. Duplicate symbol for name: ' + sname + '\r'; //log error
                    else {
                        placedart = activeDoc.placedItems.add(); //get a reference to a new placedItem object
                        placedart.file = imageList[i]; //link the object to the image on disk
                        placedart.name = sname; //give the placed item a name
                        placedart.embed();   //make this a RasterItem
                        placedart = activeDoc.rasterItems.getByName(sname); //get a reference to the newly created raster item
                        newsymbol = activeDoc.symbols.add(placedart); //add the raster item to the symbols
                        newsymbol.name = sname; //name the symbol
                        symbolcount++; //update the count of symbols created
                        placedart.remove(); //remove the raster item from the canvas
                        win.pnl.symbolCount.text = 'Symbols added: ' + symbolcount; //update created number of symbols indicator
                        win.pnl.symbolLabel.text = 'Last added symbol: ' + sname; //update created symbol indicator
            else {
                win.pnl.errorList.text += 'Skipping ' + imageList[i].name + '. Not a regular file.\r'; //log error
            win.update(); //required so pop-up window content updates are shown
        win.pnl.currentTaskLabel.text = ''; //clear current file indicator
        // Final verdict
        if (symbolcount >0) {
            win.pnl.symbolLabel.text = 'Symbol library changed. Do not forget to save your work';
        else {
            win.pnl.symbolLabel.text = 'No new symbols added to the library';
        win.update(); //update window contents
        templayer.remove(); //remove the temporary layer
    else {
        alert("Action cancelled by user");
if ( app.documents.length > 0 ) {
    importFolderContents( getFolder() );
else{
    Window.alert("You must open at least one document.");

Thank you, nice job & I am looking forward to trying it out!

Open file in 'Bridge' folder from Illustrator Script. How? (Mac)

I need to access a file in the Bridge directory, from a script in Illustrator. I can do this already for PC with a concrete reference like this:
var loc = "C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Bridge CS3/webaccesslib.dll"
How do you construct a string to get at it on a Mac?
thanks,
-J

Sorry, I misunderstood your question, I didn't realize you were looking for a specific file.
I was going to suggest getting the path to the application and adding '/Contents/MacOS/webaccesslib.bundle/Contents/MacOS/webaccesslib' to get to the file, but I don't see a path property for the application in Bridge. Seems like a ridiculous oversight on Adobe's part, seeing how the other applications can return the path to themselves.

Outline stroke with Illustrator scripting

Hello everybody!
I'm making a script. I need to do the outline stroke action. I can't find it in the extendscript anywhere.
I can do it from a applescript and call it from my extendscript in CS6 BUT I need my script to run CS5.5 and run on a windows machine:
tell application "System Events"
click menu item "All" of menu "Select" of menu bar item "Select" of menu bar 1 of process "Adobe Illustrator"
click menu item "Outline Stroke" of menu "Path" of menu item "Path" of menu "Object" of menu bar item "Object" of menu bar 1 of process "Adobe Illustrator"
I have also found a way to do this in CS6 (app.executeMenuCommand ('Live Outline Stroke')) but i havent got it working yet. And its for CS6+ so I can't really use it if I cant force my users to upgrade
Anyone out there with an answer? It would help me alot. As I understand it you can call functions withing extensionscript if you have the right "action code" for it. Using the ActionDescriptor.
var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor();
I have looked around and I cant find any documentation with a complete reference with the action codes. Do any one of you out there the action code for "Outline stroke"?
Thanks so much for your answer and effort.
Regards,
Ruy Ramos

Hello,
Thank you for this!! My question now is, is it possible to do this comand without the UI coming up?
I tried to set:
UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS
but nothing changes.
Do you know where there is a list of all the menucomands?
Thanks again
Regards,
Ruy Ramos

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