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If any (but not all) of the associated criteria are met, then this group resolves to

TRUE.

l Not any of the following.

This equates to the logical operator (NOT (... OR ...)).

If none of the associated criteria are met, then this group resolves to TRUE.

l Rule:

l Data Field / Parameter: Use the drop-down to select which data field in the record,

or which runtime parameter in the template, the condition will be based upon. (See

"Variable Data" on page347 and Runtime parameters.)

l Operator: Select which kind of comparison is applied. The options are: Equal to,

Not equal to, Contains, Does not contain, Begins with, Ends with.

l Value: The value(s) used for the conditional check. Values are case sensitive by

default. You can click the button next to the value to make them case insensitive,

which means that upper- and lowercase letters are treated as being the same.

The script is displayed below the condition and updated while the condition is being edited.

Section properties dialogs

The respective section properties dialogs are opened via the contextual menu:

l Right-click the section in the Resources pane and choose Properties.

Email section properties

For information about Email sections, see: "Email templates" on page173.

Properties tab

The properties for an Email section are minimal and contain the following options:

l Name: Enter the name of the Section in the Email Context. This has no effect on output.

l CSS mode: In the Designer, CSS files can be used to style email templates (see "Styling

templates with CSS files" on page292) but eventually, the formatting must be applied in a

different way since email clients do not read CSS files. This property determines if and

how the styles in linked CSS files are applied to the output.

l Write CSS to <head> section: The content of linked style sheet files is copied to

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