Resize the size of the Document instead of the Page Size

Hello

I was wondering if there was anyway to resize the document? Or change the document format? For the moment, I made the pages with myPage.resize (...); but I can not find the method resize for Documents, and I can't find another way. What can I do?

doc.documentPreferences.pageHeight and doc.documentPreferences.pageWidth

http://jongware.mit.edu/idcs5js/pc_DocumentPreference.html (for CS5).

Jeff

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