Running into a problem with InDesign changing my compiled AS files. It appears that certain values are being cached (by InDesign) within the compiled version after being run from the Scripts Panel and when those scripts are then shared with other users, they contain references to paths and hard drives on my machine. However, if I share the compiled versions without running them first within the Scripts Panel, they won't have the cached values.

So my question, why is InDesign changing the compiled versions of my AS?

How to do I prevent InDesign from changing the the compiled scripts?

Could it have something with the undo modes in the do script even though my scripts aren't using do script?

Example: active_script.scpt

tell application "Adobe InDesign CS5.5"

  set myScript to active script

  display dialog ("The current script is: " & myScript)

  tell application "Finder"

  set myFile to file myScript

  set myParentFolder to container of myFile

  end tell

  display dialog ("The folder containing the active script is: " & myParentFolder)

end tell

Here is the process to reproduce:

1. Create an compiled AS file using Script Editor. 
2. Look at the size of the file. (2,971 bytes for active_script.scpt)
3. Put it in the Scripts Panel folder.
4. Run it from the Scripts Panel.
5. Look at the size of the file again. (5,231 bytes)

In fact, if you do #2-5 over and over again, you'll see the file size increasingly grow in size. For instance:

Script Editor compile: 2,971 bytes

InDesign run: 4,049 bytes

Script Editor compile and save: 3,168 bytes (Gives warning: "This document’s file has been changed by another application since you opened or saved it. The changes made by the other application will be lost if you save. Save anyway?")

InDesign run: 4,246 bytes

Script Editor compile and save: 3,365 bytes (Gives warning: "This document’s file has been changed by another application since you opened or saved it. The changes made by the other application will be lost if you save. Save anyway?")

InDesign run: 4,443 bytes

etc. etc.

My environment: OSX 10.6, InDesign CS5.5, AppleScript 2.1.2