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  1. Make that a variable soft (feathered) drop shadow.
  2. To be more clear... We have no issue creating a variable drop shadow in BLACK. Our client would like the drop shadow in a color other than black, in this case blue.
  3. Hi - I'm working in FP 9.3.36 and I have a customer who wants a drop shadow added to variable text. The issue is they want the drop shadow in a light blue to match the design they have created. Is there a way to make this happen? Any help is appreciated.
  4. Yay! It worked. Thank you both! Thank goodness for this forum or I'd really be lost. I feel like I need remedial programming lessons...I went to school for marketing not computer science.
  5. Hi. I'm trying to come up with a rule that will look at the email field and see if it contains 'domain.com' and if it does not contain 'domain.com' to show an error. Any ideas? I feel like this is so close, yet so far. The email address could be similar to these as well: first@domain.com first@email.domain.com first@sub.domain.com The idea is to limit this so gmail, yahoo and other random domains are not used. Thanks! Here is the rule so far: uEmail = Field("Email"); if('uEmail'.indexOf('domain.com') > -1); { return '<para style="(no style)"><f name="Arial"><z newsize="7.0">' + "Must contain 'domain.com'. Please adjust or call support." + '</para>';} { x = Trim(Field("Email")).length; if (x > 32) return "<z newsize=7>" + Trim(Field("Email")); else return "<z newsize=7.5>" + Trim(Field("Email")); }
  6. Hi Dan. I'm unable to access your post about InDesign's alternate glyph access... I did request access yesterday morning. Thanks!
  7. Hi. I'm trying to figure out how to replace an 'italic ampersand' with a 'regular ampersand.' I'm not sure how to create a rule to do this... They both are the same ascii code (38). The 'regular ampersand' does exists within the italic font but the glyph ids are different (GID:9 GID:443). Not sure if that helps but I feel like it is a step in the right direction since the ascii code is the same. I can't just replace the font format from italic to regular as this will not produce the regular ampersand on a slight slant. I'm using Fusion Pro Creator 9.3.6 and this will be in a template uploaded to MarcomCentral. Anyone have ideas? Happy Friday!
  8. Thanks blackbelt60! It turns out the particular barcode that I'm looking for is specific to the health industry (HIBC) and not the typical 128 barcode. That explains why it wasn't showing the correct output!
  9. I'm trying to create a 128 barcode with the following information and am not getting the correct output. I'm sure there is something incorrect in my code but I can't figure out what it is... Can someone please point me in the right direction? The field "XPN" dictates the information to be used for the barcode. Here is the code: if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-012") return Make128Barcode("M00582040", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-014") return Make128Barcode("M00582050", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-016") return Make128Barcode("M00582060", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-018") return Make128Barcode("M00582070", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-020") return Make128Barcode("M00582080", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-022") return Make128Barcode("M00582860", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-024") return Make128Barcode("M00582090", true); else if (Field("XPN") == "70-0024-028") return Make128Barcode("M00582100", true); else return " ";
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