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Insertion point: The location where new text will be entered; identified by the
text insertion point icon i.
Master layout: A container for master pages. The master layout allows access to
master pages and master page objects.
Path: A path is a Bézier element, and can be either a shape path, clipping path,
or a runaround path.
Text style range: A range of text with a single set of styles specified. Use text
style range for functions such as Find/Change.
User box: A user box is a box that is created by an XTensions module to serve a
specific purpose.
Vertex: A vertex is a point on a Bézier line. A vertex is defined by its position,
and can be modified by its anchor point or handles.
TABLE SUITE
Events:
The Table Suite does not define any events.
Objects:
Table column, generic cell, horizontal gridline, graphic cell, picture cell,
table row, table box, text cell, and vertical gridline.
TEXT SUITE
Events:
The Text Suite does not define any events.
Objects:
The Text Suite objects are the text-related objects common to most
applications: character, line, paragraph, story, text, text style info, and word.
WORD FILTER SUITE
Events:
The Word Filter Suite events are export and import.
Objects:
The Word Filter Suite does not define any objects.
The events defined by the Word Filter Suite is only available if the MS-Word
filter is running.
QUARKXPRESS OBJECT HIERARCHY
When you create a layout in QuarkXPress, you are working within the
QuarkXPress object hierarchy. At the application level, you set default values
and create layouts. At the layout level, you create pages, spreads, style sheets,
colors, and hyphenation and justification specifications. You then add picture
boxes and images, text boxes and text, and line boxes at the page level.
QUARKXPRESS SCRIPTING CONTAINMENT HIERARCHY
OBJECT LIMITATIONS
The Apple events implementation in QuarkXPress does not currently support
the following:
Long-document features: Books, libraries, lists, indexing, and section
page numbers
SCRIPTING OVERVIEW
A GUIDE TO APPLE EVENTS SCRIPTING
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