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How to place image in existing box

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From: CouponBoy
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 19:35
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I need to make an "image cataloger" script for ID (had one for Quark for a long time). It uses a master setup for the amount of pictures per page, and file name caption above the image.
I need to actually place the images into the image frames. How can I do that? I do not want to "place" the images as a new picture box, but use the boxes that are there. (I have them labelled and can target them by name/label).
Thanks
ps. or if anyone has a full working image cat script that would be greatly appreciated too!
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