If you don't want to use an IF statement, you can just create several logical expressions, and use the text option.
So, let's start off with creting a logical expression that displays text. I am sure we all can create an expression that will display the text.
Go to menu item Insert/Expression, put in your address in the yellow box. Set the Display Type pulldown selector to Logical. We now get the Display Logical Signal dialog box. Select the bottom radio button next to Text. Here we can put text in our "on" state, and in our "off" state.
However this is where the trick comes in. Select 'Background Style' Transparent. And only type in the text you want in the 'On' value. Click OK, you now have your object on the panel, however you might not be able to see it (it will be selected though). Make it the size you want, and position it where you want it. Now Shift Click and drag off the object, and put it right back on top. You now have 2 objects on top of each other, and they are the same, Change one of them to the new address, and change it's 'On' text value to be what you want it to say. You can keep doing this to build up your text messages on top of each other, and only the object that is 'On' will have it's text displayed. You need to be sure that only 1(one) of your addresses can be on at a time, or 2 messages will be showing up on top of each other. If you want to have a text plate around this object, to make it look better, create a blank text object, and set this down first, and then create your objects on top of it, Or you could create it last, and move it to the back. I would suggest that after you get it looking the way you want, you 'Group' it so it 'holds' together for easy movement.
Hope this helps,
Rich Anderson
Green Bay, WI
