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Adobe InDesign CS2 Scripting Guide Working with Documents in JavaScript 133 profile = Profile.postscriptCMS; } catch(e){} Properties corresponding to the controls in the Advanced panel of the //Print dialog box opiImageReplacement = false; omitBitmaps = false; omitEPS = false; omitPDF = false; //The following line assumes that you have a flattener preset named "high quality flattener". try{ flattenerPresetName = "high quality flattener"; } catch(e){} ignoreSpreadOverrides = false; } Using printer presets To print a document using a printer preset, include the printer preset in the print method: //PrintDocumentWithPreset.jsx //An InDesign CS2 JavaScript //Prints the active document using the specified printer preset. //Assumes you have a printer preset named "myPreset" and that a document is open. app.activeDocument.print(false, app.printerPresets.item("myPreset")); Creating printer presets from printing preferences To create a printer preset from the print preferences of a document: //CreatePrinterPreset.jsx //An InDesign CS2 JavaScript //Creates a new printer preset. //If the preset does not already exist, then create it; //otherwise, fill in the properties of the existing preset. var myPreset; myPreset = app.printerPresets.item("myPreset"); try{ myPreset.name; } catch(myError){ myPreset = app.printerPresets.add({name:"myPreset"}); } with(app.activeDocument.printPreferences){ //Because many printing properties are dependent on other printing properties, //we've surrounded each property-setting line with try...catch statements-//these will make it easier for you to experiment with print preset settings. try{ myPreset.printer = printer; } catch(e){} try{ myPreset.ppd = ppd; } catch(e){} try{ myPreset.copies = copies; }

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Adobe InDesign CS2 Scripting Guide
Working with Documents in JavaScript
133
profile = Profile.postscriptCMS;
}
catch(e){}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Properties corresponding to the controls in the Advanced panel of the
//Print dialog box.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
opiImageReplacement = false;
omitBitmaps = false;
omitEPS = false;
omitPDF = false;
//The following line assumes that you have a flattener preset named "high quality flattener".
try{
flattenerPresetName = "high quality flattener";
}
catch(e){}
ignoreSpreadOverrides = false;
}
Using printer presets
To print a document using a printer preset, include the printer preset in the print method:
//PrintDocumentWithPreset.jsx
//An InDesign CS2 JavaScript
//Prints the active document using the specified printer preset.
//Assumes you have a printer preset named "myPreset" and that a document is open.
app.activeDocument.print(false, app.printerPresets.item("myPreset"));
Creating printer presets from printing preferences
To create a printer preset from the print preferences of a document:
//CreatePrinterPreset.jsx
//An InDesign CS2 JavaScript
//Creates a new printer preset.
//If the preset does not already exist, then create it;
//otherwise, fill in the properties of the existing preset.
var myPreset;
myPreset = app.printerPresets.item("myPreset");
try{
myPreset.name;
}
catch(myError){
myPreset = app.printerPresets.add({name:"myPreset"});
}
with(app.activeDocument.printPreferences){
//Because many printing properties are dependent on other printing properties,
//we’ve surrounded each property-setting line with try...catch statements--
//these will make it easier for you to experiment with print preset settings.
try{
myPreset.printer = printer;
}
catch(e){}
try{
myPreset.ppd = ppd;
}
catch(e){}
try{
myPreset.copies = copies;
}