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On the Scriptspane, click on a script, and then click theExportbutton, or right-click a
script and selectExport.
2.
Give the script a name and click OK.
To import a script in a template:
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On the Scriptspane, click theImportbutton. Find the script and clickOK
Files that a script may refer to, such as images, snippets and fonts, are not exported or imported
together with a script.
Test the script to make sure that all files are present in the template and that the script's selector
matches something in the content of the template; see "Testing scripts" below.
Testing scripts
The quickest way to test that scripts work as expected, is to click the Preview tab at the bottom
of the workspace.
You can even do this while creating a new script, either with a Script Wizard or in the expanded
script editor. Click Apply at the bottom of the script editor to see the effect of the script on the
Preview tab of the Designer.
Note that scripts that use values of data fields can only be effective when a data file is open.
See "Loading data" on page202.
Test for errors
Another way to 'test' a script is to take a look at the Scripts pane.
Tip
Hover over the name of a script in the Scripts pane to highlight parts of the template that are
affected by the script.
Icons on the name of scripts in the Scripts pane can show a warning, information or error icon.
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