Brian,
Try this graphic rule...
var pdfOut = new FusionProResource(Field("pdfUpload"));
pdfOut.name = (Field("pdfUpload"));
pdfOut.pagenumber = xxx
if (pdfOut.exists) {
return pdfOut;
}
The pdfUpload is in my data file as a separate field, and the name of the pdf
is passed through it. Enter whatever page number of the pdf file you want into
the "xxx" placement. When I need a front and back of a shell pdf file, I use
two rules for shellFront and shellBack and simply enter the number 1 or 2 as I
need it. If you have a huge number of pages in your pdf file, you can either
pass the pagenumber xxx value as a variable in your data file, or you can
sometimes even use CurrentRecNo() to count the pages as you go.
HTH, Good Luck.
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David A. Sweet
Web Designer/Graphic Designer
HKM Direct Market Communications
A DirectConnectGroup Company
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