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Gary S
I have setup a Mailmerge that is run from Access. The process works like
this: 1) The proper record is selected in an Access form which automatically
starts the process. 2) Word is called up automatically, it shows both the
template and the doument with the proper data in it. 3) Access is closed
automatically. 4) The user then needs to close the mailmerge template. 5)
The document with the proper mailmerge information inserted from Access is up
on the screen. At this point a shortcut is triggered by the user that adds a
document of the users choice to the end of the current document. 6) At this
point the user prints the document and the process is done. 7)The process
takes about 5-10 seconds.
Here is my question: my client want to be able to push a button from Access
and everything will be done except selecting the document to insert at the
end of the mailmerge document. I have tried several different approaches.
Each is not a single step process, some have warning messages that show up,
etc. Is it reasonably possible to come up with a perfect solution here? Is
there a perfect solution out there somewhere. All the solutions I have seen
are not "perfect".
I would appreciate your candor and help.
this: 1) The proper record is selected in an Access form which automatically
starts the process. 2) Word is called up automatically, it shows both the
template and the doument with the proper data in it. 3) Access is closed
automatically. 4) The user then needs to close the mailmerge template. 5)
The document with the proper mailmerge information inserted from Access is up
on the screen. At this point a shortcut is triggered by the user that adds a
document of the users choice to the end of the current document. 6) At this
point the user prints the document and the process is done. 7)The process
takes about 5-10 seconds.
Here is my question: my client want to be able to push a button from Access
and everything will be done except selecting the document to insert at the
end of the mailmerge document. I have tried several different approaches.
Each is not a single step process, some have warning messages that show up,
etc. Is it reasonably possible to come up with a perfect solution here? Is
there a perfect solution out there somewhere. All the solutions I have seen
are not "perfect".
I would appreciate your candor and help.