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PMKoenig

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About PMKoenig

  • Birthday 04/02/1962

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  • Location
    Burlington, KY

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  • Occupation
    Print Dept Manager

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  • FusionPro Products
    Yes

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  • FusionPro VDP software version
    VDP Creator 10.0.26

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  • OS
    Windows 7 Service Pack 1

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  • Acrobat Version
    Acrobat X (10)

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  1. So I want to create 2 sets of files for my printer. The first one would be numbered " 000" to " 999" and that's it. The second file would only have the "thousands' digit" and the personalization. So I thought that if I made the first number "invisible" and ran the numbered shells for the 000 - 999. This is what I would run several thousand sets of. Then I was going to number 1 sheet keeping the "000" to "999" invisible and printing just the thousands digit (with the personalization). Then the two would line up when we printed on them the second time. It would look like they were printed digitally and numbered from the beginning.
  2. I want to print thousands of shells numbered " 000" to " 999" Then when my customers order these I will add their personalization and a number in front of the " 000" The end product would have my customer's information and be numbered from 2000-2999 by simply adding the "2" in front of the " 000" to " 999" Hopefully this makes a little more sense.
  3. I need to leave a space to print it later. I am printing shells numbered 000-999. Later I will be adding personalization and a number in front of the 000-999. So my end product would be personalized and numbered 7000-7999 or 3000-3999
  4. I have been using this and it works great! But is there a way to make the span color the same color as the paper? I want to print lots of pages with just the first number and the rest blank spaces. I want to run these in bulk. Then I am going to run these shells through a sheet fed machine and number and personalize them. So I need to be able to make the colors "null" or "no fill" or "nothing" is that possible??? var start = 2000; var LeadingZero = "000"; new_val = start - 1; var num = FormatNumber(LeadingZero, new_val + CurrentRecordNumber()); return '<z newsize="250"><setwidth newsize="120"><span color=yellow>' + num[0] + '</span><color name=Red>' + num.substr(1); Thanks!!!!!
  5. Dan, You are the best. I just completed the upgrade and it looks awesome! Thank you soo much for all your help! :) Paula
  6. I will be the first to admit that I don't know JavaScript. But this is what I changed it to and it still is messing with the background graphic. Sorry to be such a pain, but this is driving me crazy! Thanks for any and all help! var start = "1000"; var LeadingZero = "0000"; new_val = start-1 return '<z newsize="250"><setwidth newsize="130"><color name="Yellow"><stroke color="Black" width="50">' + FormatNumber(LeadingZero, new_val + CurrentRecordNumber())+ '</stroke>';
  7. This morning I removed the stroke from the test boxes and changed my rules to look like this: var start = "1500"; var LeadingZero = "0000"; new_val = start-1 return '<z newsize="65"><setwidth newsize="42"><color name="Yellow"><stroke color="Black" width="25">' + FormatNumber(LeadingZero, new_val + CurrentRecordNumber()); It is still messing with the background graphic box. Help!
  8. HELP!!! Well, I have just noticed an issue. The text boxes for the numbering sit on top of a graphic box. Now everything in the graphic box also has a stroke on it. I was soo happy for a moment - any thoughts on this one??? Thanks in advance!!!
  9. You are my hero! This works perfectly! Thank you soooo much!!!!!! :):)
  10. I have a customer who would like to have a form numbered sequentially in yellow with a black outline. I can do the numbering in yellow, but I have no idea how to get the black outline. Can I even do this? Right now I am changing the color in "FusionPro / Advanced / Colors". Here is the rule that I am using for the numbering. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! var start = "1000"; var LeadingZero = "0000"; new_val = start-1 return '<z newsize="250"><setwidth newsize="130">' + FormatNumber(LeadingZero, new_val + CurrentRecordNumber());
  11. I am composing a file to PDF. Then I am sending the file to someone to print. I also send him the pdf with the fusion pro numbering template in it. When he opens the file with the fusion pro numbering in it he cannot see any of the rules. I am using version 10 and he is using version 9. We are only using a graphic rule for the background and a sequential numbering rule for the numbers. Any thoughts? Thanks!
  12. I have a document that I want to number sequentially from 2000-2999. This works great. However I need to make the number 2 print in yellow and the last three digits print in red. I know how to change the color of all of the digits, but is there a way to make the color for just the first digit different than the rest? This is probably really easy, but we have never had to do it and I can't find it. So Help and Thanks! Here is my current numbering rule: var start = "2000"; var LeadingZero = "000"; new_val = start-1 return '<z newsize="250"><setwidth newsize="120">' + FormatNumber(LeadingZero, new_val + CurrentRecordNumber());
  13. You are a genius!!! Thank you VERY much!!!!!!
  14. I admit that I am not a programmer, but I have been using Fusion Pro for about a year. Mostly for sequential numbering. For the first time I have a need to add a comma to my numbers. Here is the rule that I am currently using for numbering. Can it be modified to add a comma? Help! Thanks! var start = "10001"; var LeadingZero = "00000"; new_val = start-1 return '<z newsize="50"><setwidth newsize="25">' + FormatNumber(LeadingZero, new_val + CurrentRecordNumber()); Thanks!!!
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