Hadrian

@IndexxPrep Ok I got it. I am going to use a combo as well. I appreciate it.

Anyone figure out the centering issue or glitch with this type of inline usage?

thanks Dan. Did not have the repeatRecordcount in the OnRecordStart. I was wondering where that came into play. I now understand the logic of combining both objects.

thought so too but i am only getting the first record or padded number ("0001") per file. i am using a full version of FP8 and made sure the records were no duplicates.

I think i forgot to mention that i intended to use this in order to create a sequenced set of tickets example NY 3000 number padded pieces in one file "0001", "0002", etc. I am only getting one record or padded record per file i was using this to number the pieces return FormatNumber("0000", 1 + FusionPro.Composition.repeatRecordNumber - 1);

I have a database that has specific quantities to output per store that I want placed in one PDF per store. Store Sticker Qty NY 3000 CA 2500 NV 3000 TX 4000 OR 2900 FLA 1500 I know i have to use repeat record count FusionPro.Composition.repeatRecordCount = Field("Sticker Qty"); and OnNewOutputfile FusionPro.Composition.outputFileName = Field("Store") + ".pdf"; How do i get FP to output say all of the 3000 for the NY store to one pdf file and the 2500 for the CA store to another. I know that i can compose to multiple files but that asks for specific quantities per record. I am assuming i need to have FP know the start and stop per record and move to the next record. My question is what callback do i use when using repeatrecord?

I think you are in the wrong thread but i do not think what you are proposing is possible if this is a MarcomCentral question.

Is there a way to create and apply a text frame color that is not in the color library? For example, dynamically create C=43 M=43 Y=0 K=0 based on a text field entry or say an image file that is named "043-043-000-000.jpg". I know i would need to use something similar to the code below but that is referencing a color in the library. Is there a color value tag i can use? theBox = FindTextFrame("box"); theBox.fillColorName = "Red"