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Steve
I'm using the following code to make a copy of the active word document
after mailmerge has occurred. It copies and pastes the contents of the
active document into a new document, saves the new document to disk and then
deletes the new document.
WordApp.Selection.WholeStory()
WordApp.Selection.Copy()
Dim newDoc As New Word.Document
newDoc.Activate()
WordApp.Selection.Paste()
WordApp.ActiveDocument.SaveAs(sTempDocumentFile)
WordApp.ActiveDocument.Close(Word.WdSaveOptions.wdDoNotSaveChanges)
WordDoc.Close()
When the original document becomes the active document again, the document
is highlighted due to the copy operation. I can restore the active document
and then hit a mouse click which will unhighlight the content. But I want
to do this in code.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Steve
after mailmerge has occurred. It copies and pastes the contents of the
active document into a new document, saves the new document to disk and then
deletes the new document.
WordApp.Selection.WholeStory()
WordApp.Selection.Copy()
Dim newDoc As New Word.Document
newDoc.Activate()
WordApp.Selection.Paste()
WordApp.ActiveDocument.SaveAs(sTempDocumentFile)
WordApp.ActiveDocument.Close(Word.WdSaveOptions.wdDoNotSaveChanges)
WordDoc.Close()
When the original document becomes the active document again, the document
is highlighted due to the copy operation. I can restore the active document
and then hit a mouse click which will unhighlight the content. But I want
to do this in code.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Steve