Unfortunately Applescript is just too far afield for me. I'm working in
VB.net (Visual Studio 2005) and the syntax is fairly similar to
Vbscript. Plus the object model is fairly close to the one used in
Javascript. Is there such a thing as an ActivePage object (I haven't
been able to find it)?

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Subject: [SPF - SPAM] - Re: Referencing the active page in scripts
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On 2010-06-01 15:58 , Kathe Todd wrote:
> isn't there some way to reference the page you're on based on > the
number that appears in the page selector window down at lower left >
(or the selected page according to the Pages palette)?

we discussed this very topic a few days ago under the topic "Active
Pages in AppleScript"

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