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Hi Jeff,

What errors are you encountering? I'm not quite sure what sort of object "rs" in your above snippet is, so I'm not sure what rs.Fields("Image") might be. It's not an InDesign property.

In general, you can move a rectangle by setting its geometric/visible bounds, or by using the move method. Using the latter approach is generally better, as you don't need to worry about resizing the rectangle.

Let's say that you want to move the rectangle to X = 150, Y = 5 on the current page. Here's what you'd do:



oImageRect.move array(150, 5)

To move the rectangle by a *relative* amount (rather than an absolute amount, as shown above), use something like this:



oImageRect.move , array(12, 24)

That will move the object 12 units to the right, and up 24 units from its current location.

If the object doesn't move along, you need to set the TransformContent property of the TransformPreferences object of the application object to True.

Thanks,

Ole