Adobe 65014912 Scripting Guide - Page 7

property and, For larger blocks of code, scripting examples are listed on separate lines.

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CHAPTER 1: Introduction Conventions in this Guide 7 In this case, display dialogs refers to the AppleScript property, DisplayDialogs refers to the VBScript property and displayDialogs refers to the JavaScript property. For larger blocks of code, scripting examples are listed on separate lines. AS layer 1 of layer set 1 of current document VBS appRef.ActiveDocument.LayerSets(1).Layers(1) JS app.activeDocument.layerSets[0].layers[0] Finally, tables are sometimes used to organize lists of values specific to each scripting language.

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1: Introduction
Conventions in this Guide
7
In this case,
display
dialogs
refers to the AppleScript property,
DisplayDialogs
refers to the VBScript
property and
displayDialogs
refers to the JavaScript property.
For larger blocks of code, scripting examples are listed on separate lines.
AS
layer 1 of layer set 1 of current document
VBS
appRef.ActiveDocument.LayerSets(1).Layers(1)
JS
app.activeDocument.layerSets[0].layers[0]
Finally, tables are sometimes used to organize lists of values specific to each scripting language.