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  1. The project is a 2-sided letter sent to families of students in a school district. Letter is in English on the front, and one of 5 language translations on back, or no translation (blank back) if English is spoken at home. The pdf I create has many blank pages, and I'd like to save on click counts on the machine. I can't universally "delete blank pages" because they aren't blank, they each contain an empty graphic frame. I'm wondering if there is a way to suppress the page if the graphic frame, which is the only thing on the page, is empty?
  2. I have a 12 page booklet that I run monthly. Every month the booklet content and addresses change, but the variable text field and formatting don't (the headers in my data file never change). Is there a way to copy a text frame from one document to another? I have been able to copy/paste a text frame on the same page, but haven't been able to copy/past onto a different page within the same document, or to a different document alltogether. Is this possible?
  3. I am trying to switch which frame contains copy, based on a copyfit. If copy fits in Frame A ("textblock"), then Frame B ("textblocklong") is suppressed. If copy does not fit in Frame A, then Frame A is suppressed and Frame B is used. Copy will always fit in Frame B. I cannot figure out to get this rule to put copy into Frame B("textblocklong") only when FrameA !Copyfit It does manage to suppress frame B when copyfits It does manage to suppress frame A when !copy does not fit It does not manage to put content into Frame B when !copy does not fit This novice needs some help with this rule. if (FusionPro.Composition.CurrentFlow.name == "textblock") { if (!Copyfit(new MagnifyAttributes("text", 100, 100, 0, 0))) FusionPro.Composition.CurrentFlow.content = ""; }else{ (FusionPro.Composition.CurrentFlow.name == "textblocklong") FusionPro.Composition.CurrentFlow.content = ""; } }
  4. Hi all, I'm trying to find out if it's possible to get the name of the current text frame (for example "01") so I can then use it in the rule. In other words, it'd be great if the FindTextFrame() function could be used to find the name of the current text frame, as opposed to the name of the specific text frame that one passes in the function. Here's the scenario: I have 18 pages with 8 text frames on each, and I'd like to be able to use only one rule that uses the frame names as variables to modify the specifics of the rule, as opposed to having to write one distinct rule for each of the 144 text frames. Hope this is clear, let me know if not and I can provide more info. Thanks! Julian
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