Once the AutoText is inserted, it loses its characteristic as AutoText. It
is simply text and graphics.
The easiest way would be to also save your logo as an AutoText entry. Then
delete the entire header and reinsert the logo.
Also, consider using the range object rather than the selection object when
accessing the header.

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>I have an autotext entry named "invoice overlay" (a graphic) which I
> insert into a header in the following manner:
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> Roderick
Roderick O'Regan - 25 Mar 2006 11:07 GMT
Thanks Charles for your help and advice.
I've worked it as you suggested.
Roderick
>Once the AutoText is inserted, it loses its characteristic as AutoText. It
>is simply text and graphics.
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>Also, consider using the range object rather than the selection object when
>accessing the header.