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1. In the Structure area, select the condition to which you want to add one or more existing conditions.
2. In the Object Inspector, locate the Combined condition property.
3. In the Combined condition property, enter a valid Boolean expression that references one or more of the conditions
that appear above the currently selected condition in the Structure area, and describes how you want to combine those
conditions. This expression must reference the condition whose Combined condition property you are editing.
Override a Global Condition
To override a global condition:
1. In the Structure area, double-click the global condition to display the Condition properties dialog box for the condition
whose value you want to override.
2. In the Condition properties dialog box, click Condition and select the override for the condition in the Override
mode box.
Data: Select to have the value of the condition depend on the contents of the sample data file. This in effect removes
any override, and results in the condition behaving as it will at runtime.
True: Select to have the value of the condition always equal to True. Note that this override is valid only during doc-
ument design and has no effect at runtime.
False: Select to have the value of the condition always equal to False.
3. Click OK.
Delete a Global Condition
To delete one or more global conditions:
1. Select the global conditions you want to delete.
2. Choose Home | Clipboard | Delete.
If no elements in the document reference any of the selected global conditions, PlanetPress Design performs the dele-
tion.
If any elements in the document reference any of the selected global conditions, PlanetPress Design prompts you to
define how you want to handle the deletion of each referenced global condition.
To use the Condition Deletion dialog box:
1. Adjust the options to reflect how you want PlanetPress Design to handle the deletion request. The name of the global
condition you selected for deletion appears in the title bar of the Condition Deletion dialog box, and the list of elements
that reference it appear on the right of the dialog box.
Replace all references with: Select to delete the global condition and to replace all references to it with a ref-
erence to another of the global conditions in the document.
Conditions available: Select the global condition you want to use as the replacement reference. When you delete
the global condition, PlanetPress Design replaces all references to the deleted global condition with a reference to the
global condition you select here. You can use the Conditions button to create a new global condition to add to this box.
Conditions button: Click to create a new global condition. PlanetPress Design creates the new global condition and
selects it in the Conditions available box.
Delete all elements: Select to delete the global condition and all document elements that reference it. All document
elements that reference this global condition appear in the list on the right of the Condition Deletion dialog box.
2. Click OK.
Create, Edit, or Delete Local Conditions
To create a local condition:
Conditions
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