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1. Re: [CS3, CS4 JS] Start/end of stroke
[Jongware] Feb 18, 2009 1:55 AM (in response to Jeremy bowmangraphics-DQuh1B)A quick search in my own reference data for 'arrowhead' shows CS4 has an enumeration ArrowHead, which can be applied as properties to Button.leftLineEnd, Button.rightLineEnd, ChangeObjectPreference.leftLineEnd, ChangeObjectPreference.rightLineEnd, FindObjectPreference.leftLineEnd, FindObjectPreference.rightLineEnd, FormField.leftLineEnd, FormField.rightLineEnd, GraphicLine.leftLineEnd, GraphicLine.rightLineEnd, Group.leftLineEnd, Group.rightLineEnd, ObjectStyle.leftLineEnd, ObjectStyle.rightLineEnd, Oval.leftLineEnd, Oval.rightLineEnd, PageItem.leftLineEnd, PageItem.rightLineEnd, PageItemDefault.leftLineEnd, PageItemDefault.rightLineEnd, Polygon.leftLineEnd, Polygon.rightLineEnd, Rectangle.leftLineEnd, Rectangle.rightLineEnd, TextFrame.leftLineEnd and TextFrame.rightLineEnd.
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2. Re: [CS3, CS4 JS] Start/end of stroke
Jeremy bowmangraphics-DQuh1B Feb 18, 2009 2:20 AM (in response to Jeremy bowmangraphics-DQuh1B)That's it -- perfect! Thank you so much, I was about to throw in the towel -- Jeremy -
3. Re: [CS3, CS4 JS] Start/end of stroke
[Jongware] Feb 18, 2009 4:57 AM (in response to Jeremy bowmangraphics-DQuh1B)My current reference of choice is JS CS4 Help for Windows, the CHM (Windows Help format) version of my ESTK2-to-HTML files. It opens very fast, has all hyperlinks of the original ESTK2 files
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my added set of "relations" between objects, and has a Free Text Search.
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4. Re: [CS3, CS4 JS] Start/end of stroke
Jeremy bowmangraphics-DQuh1B Feb 19, 2009 6:48 AM (in response to Jeremy bowmangraphics-DQuh1B)Thank you, that is very helpful, and I'll use it in future. My problem was solved with this:
myObjectStyle.leftLineEnd = 1650553442;
(I had spent ages looking for something like "ObjectStyle.strokeStart...", which of course doesn't exist. I am still at a beginner-intermediate level in scripting.)
Thanks again - Jeremy


