Two Images in PDF (background image)

Greetings
Trying to replace an existing image in a report from filesystem and this replace an existing loaded image into the reports. This image should come as back of the photo for an ID Card. As it comes from the file system it pushs the photo in the background, which has to be in the foreground. So the filesystem image (pointing to a file in OS) in the background, the photo image from the database should sit on top of the OS image. This works fine earlier if the image is loaded into the report instead of file system.
I am using 10g reports, any idea how will use the file system image in the background and push the photo image comes from the database on top of it.
thanks

Please ignore this thread. Has resolved. Removed both images and put the background image first and recreate the database image on top of file system image later, so it works now.
The solution (just in case) is remove both images and recreate them in the order, i.e the background image first and the foreground image later.
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        s|BorderContainer {
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            background-image-fill-mode:clip;
    </fx:Style>
    <s:TitleWindow width="100%" height="100%">
        <s:BorderContainer width="100%" height="100%"/>
    </s:TitleWindow>
</s:Application>
Regards,
Anitha

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