In this chapter, you will examine the concept of appearance conditions using a multi-page standard letter or mail merge as an example. By means of appearance conditions, you can specify when objects, elements, paragraphs, lines or columns are to be printed or displayed.

In addition, it is frequently helpful to assign objects that belong together in terms of content into what is called a layer. An appearance condition can be defined for each layer. This condition specifies the conditions under which the objects assigned to this layer are to be printed.

See also:

Where Will the Objects be Printed?

Working With Appearance Conditions

Working With Layers

Practice: Create a Mail Merge Project