Problem GUI scripting an inDesign dialog box

Question

I've posted this on the inDesign forums, but haven't received any answers.
I'm trying to automate the opening of .indd files with InDesign CS3. Naturally they often come in folders with attached/included linked files, and opening the .indd files results in a dialog box offering to 'Fix Links Automatically'
Trouble is, there's a dialog default button 'Don't Fix', that is selected when sending a return to the inDesign process (that works OK).
I'd like to select the 'Fix Links Automatically' button, but trying to send a click to the button doesn't work. I can get the button to flicker with multiple 'clicks', both by GUI addressing by name and by position, but the button won't respond. Even 20 consecutive clicks turns the button blue, but doesn't work.
I think it's a bug, but is it Adobe InDesigns or Apples?.
Any thoughts anyone?
Regards
Santa

Answer 1

Thanks Budgie
Turns out it's easy to tuen of the dialogs, and re-do links after opening the document.
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS3"
try
activate
set user interaction level of script preferences to never interact
open theItem
delay 5
set myDocument to document 1
tell myDocument to update links
set myFontCheck to (count (every font of document 1 whose status is not installed)) = 0
if not myFontCheck then say "[[rate " & TheSpeechRate & "]]There are fonts missing. " using TheVoice
set myGraphicsCheck to true
set myGraphics to all graphics of myDocument
repeat with myCounter from 1 to count myGraphics
set myGraphic to item myCounter of all graphics of myDocument
set myLink to item link of myGraphic
if status of myLink is not normal then
set myGraphicsCheck to false
if SpeakTheErrors then say "[[rate " & TheSpeechRate & "]]There are linked graphics missing. " using TheVoice
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
end tell