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 Post subject: Page Count
PostPosted: January 25th, 2007, 4:54 pm 
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Is there a way I can find out how many pages are in my publication without having to count them.

I add pages daily and would like to find out a weekly progress. Currently I have to physically count every page in order to find out my weekly progress.

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 Post subject: Better to track your hours
PostPosted: January 25th, 2007, 5:47 pm 
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I find it more accurate to track the hours I've worked on a project. Go into Publication Properties, then click the "Information" tab. It shows the number of hours you've been working. You can add Notes, and you can reset the counter after adding the time to your Notes section, so each week will have the number of hours you worked, plus your notes of accomplishment.

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 Post subject: Script
PostPosted: January 25th, 2007, 6:30 pm 
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You might find this useful

http://www.digitalworkshop.com/Resource ... ript.shtml


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The following script will print the number of pages in a publication to the script console:
Code:
var oPub = GetPublication();
var oChap = oPub.GetFirstChild();
var nPages = 0;
while (oChap)
{
   var oPage = oChap.GetFirstChild();
   while (oPage)
   {
      oPage = oChap.GetNextChild( oPage );
      nPages++;
   }
   oChap = oPub.GetNextChild( oChap );
}
Debug.trace("Publication has " + nPages + " pages.\n");

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