Read graphic Object properties 'scaling'

Hi all,
I am trying to read 'scaling' graphic Object properties values using in below code. In case graphic having 60% that time also I am getting only 100%. So can I get some help? Thank you very much.
function CheckScaing(doc)
   graphicObj = doc.FirstGraphicInDoc;
while(graphicObj.ObjectValid())
        graphicObj = graphicObj.NextGraphicInDoc;
              if(graphicObj.type == Constants.FO_Inset)
                  name = graphicObj.InsetFile;
                  var insetDpis=graphicObj.InsetDpi
                  alert(insetDpis)

Hello,
There is no available built-in concerning the graphic objects displayed on the canvas. All you can do use another stacked canvas to show/hide the graphic objects located on it.
Francois

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