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ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3 14 Extending Guide Errors object All Errors object properties are read-only strings that are used to simplify the localizing of scripts. They return localized error messages appropriate to the specific error. For example, the English version of Fireworks returns "Memory is full." for the EOutOfMem property. The following list contains the properties of the Errors object alphabetically: EAppAlreadyRunning, EAppNotSerialized, EArrayIndexOutOfBounds, EBadFileContents, EBadJsVersion, EBadNesting, EBadParam, EBadParamType, EBadSelection, EBufferTooSmall, ECharConversionFailed, EDatabaseError, EDeletingLastMasterChild, EDiskFull, EDuplicateFileName, EFileIsReadOnly, EFileNotFound, EGenericErrorOccurred, EGroupDepth, EIllegalThreadAccess, EInternalError, ELowOnMem, ENoActiveDocument, ENoActiveSelection, ENoFilesSelected, ENoNestedMastersOrAliases, ENoNestedPasting, ENoSliceableElems, ENoSuchElement, ENotImplemented, ENotMyType, EOutOfMem, EResourceNotFound, ESharingViolation, EUnknownReaderFormat, EUserCanceled, EUserInterrupted, EWrongType Files object The following table lists the methods of the Files object, along with their data types and, where appropriate, acceptable values and notes. Method copy(docname1, docname2) createDirectory(dirname) createFile(fileURL, fileType, fileCreator) deleteFile(docOrDir) deleteFileIfExisting (docOrDir) Data type Notes string, string Copies the file specified in the first argument to the file specified in the second argument. Each argument must be the name of a file, which is expressed as file://URL. Only files (not directories) can be copied. The files do not need to reside on the same drive, and the method does not overwrite a file if it already exists. Returns a value of true if the copy is successful; false otherwise. string Creates the specified directory. Returns true if successful; false otherwise. string, string, string Creates the specified file. The file must not already exist. The first argument is the name of the file, which is expressed as file://URL. The last two arguments let you specify the file type and file creator strings. The fileType and fileCreator strings should each be strings of exactly four characters in length, for example: Files.createFile(newFile,".txt","FWMX"); string Deletes the specified file or directory. Returns true if successful; false if the file or directory does not exist or cannot be deleted. Compare with deleteFileIfExisting(). string Deletes the specified file or directory. Returns true if successful; false if the file or directory cannot be deleted. Unlike deleteFile(), this method returns true if the file or directory does not exist.