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docs/introduction/changelog.md

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 # Changelog
 
 What’s new and changed for scripting?
 
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 ## [Illustrator 24.0 (CC 2020) <>]()
 
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 ## [Illustrator XX.X (CC 2017) <>]()
 
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docs/introduction/executingScripts.md

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 # Executing Scripts
 
 The Illustrator interface includes a Scripts menu (File > Scripts) that provides quick and easy access to your scripts.
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 ## Installing scripts in the Scripts menu
 
 To include a script in the Scripts menu (File > Scripts), save the script in the Scripts folder, located in the `/lllustrator CC/Presets` folder in your lllustrator CC installation directory.
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 ## Executing scripts from the Other Scripts menu item
 
 The Other Scripts item at the end of the Scripts menu `(File > Scripts > Other Scripts)` allows you to execute scripts that are not installed in the Scripts folder.
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 ## Startup scripts (.jsx scripts only)
 
 JavaScript scripts with a .jsx file extension can be installed in one of two folders, so the scripts run automatically when you launch Illustrator and each time you run a script.

docs/introduction/scriptingLanguageSupport.md

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 # Scripting language support in Adobe Illustrator CC
 
 Illustrator scripting supports VBScript and JavaScript scripts for Windows, and AppleScript and JavaScript scripts for Mac OS.

docs/introduction/viewingSampleScripts.md

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 # Viewing Sample Scripts
 
 Adobe provides sample scripts for many objects, properties, and methods in the lllustrator CC DOM. You can view script samples in two locations:

docs/introduction/viewingTheObjectModel.md

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 # Viewing the object model
 
 Each of the supported scripting languages provides a facility for viewing the scripting objects defined by Illustrator, with reference details.
 
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 ## Viewing the JavaScript object model
 
 To view the JavaScript object model for Illustrator, follow these steps:
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 ## Viewing the AppleScript object model
 
 Apple provides a Script Editor with all Mac OS systems. You can use Script Editor to view the AppleScript dictionary that describes Illustrator objects and commands.
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 ## Viewing the VBScript object model
 
 VBScript provides a type library you can use to view Illustrator object properties and methods. This procedure explains how to view the type library through any Microsoft Office program. Your VBScript editor probably provides access to the library. For information see your editor’s Help.

docs/introduction/whatIsScripting.md

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 # What is Scripting?
 
 A script is a series of commands that tells Illustrator to perform one or more tasks. These tasks can be simple, affecting only one object in the current document, or complex, affecting objects in all your Illustrator documents.