InDesign CS3 VB Set Ink Alias

How would I set the ink alias (Output panel of the Print dialog box) for all non-process colors to Process Black using VB Script?
Thanks,
Archie

I found the solution:
Rem SET INKS TO BLACK FUNCTION
Rem --------------------------
Function mySetInks (myDocument)
myInkCount = myDocument.Inks.Count
For I = 1 to myInkCount
myInk = myDocument.Inks.Item(I)
If myDocument.Inks.Item(I).IsProcessInk <> True Then
myDocument.Inks.Item(I).AliasInkName = "Process Black"
End If
Next
End Function

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