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Mark Stanton wrote (10-02-12 08:43)
In article<4F342906.5010400@nouenoff.nl>, Cor Nouws wrote:
If there are few available pictures to choose from, it could work with
conditional hidden paragraphs.

Only two pictures, a first class stamp or a second class stamp, according
to whether the address is outside or inside the UK, so it's very simple
in that respect.

:-)

So, you're saying that I put the anchor point in a paragraph and making
the paragraph hidden will hide the picture?

Correct. Maybe place the picture as character too. Just try.
I work with conditional paragraphs, condition:
  <DATASOURCE NAME>.<TABLE NAME>.<FIELR NAME> EQ ""

You could of course use a different condition.

If that's right it should be fairly simple.  A bit of a nuisance because
the two stamps will appear in (very) slightly different places on the
page (one paragraph up or down), but I also don't care about such trivia.

Add an extra line (shft-Enter) to the paragraph might be of some help?

Regards,
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 - Cor
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