Re: user variables set by conditional statements

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From: S_Kempf
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 07:51

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Russ,

I think I can get that to work. I have created an empty dummy element with prefix / suffix rules based on context to control the content I would like to have. I have also been able to cross-reference the data using $elemtext. Is there any good way to hide the element itself in the actual document, so that the content only appears where it is cross-referenced?

SK

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