Concatenate Word Templates Programmatically

[BP]

I want to concatenate word templates, which was provided by the users of my
program in their desired order, into one single word templates and then
perform mail merge to create a single document file. Does any one have the
sample or idea for concatenating of word templates in VB.net? Thanks

 

[Cindy M -WordMVP-]

Hi Bp,

I want to concatenate word templates, which was provided by the users of my
program in their desired order, into one single word templates and then
perform mail merge to create a single document file. Does any one have the
sample or idea for concatenating of word templates in VB.net? Thanks

Replied to your previously posted question in this group - which was much
better formulated, BTW. Do keep in mind that it may take some time before you
get an answer, especially over a weekend! Also note that, unless you're an
MSDN subscriber, the only support you'll get in a newsgroup is peer-to-peer;
and like you, your peers may not be able to drop in daily...

Cindy Meister

 

[BP]

Firstly, thanks Cindy

When I said templates, I really means separate dot files with different
contents and data fields for mail merge defined. My user wants a word
templates because they may change the content or the layout of the document
frequently and they use MS Word rather well to complete the editing works.
So my programme would help them to print some information stored from the
database by merge printing to the templates. If the templates can be
concatenated or combined before executing the mail merge, the resulting
document should be a single file having pages in the order of template1.dot,
template2.dot, template3.dot,..., template1.dot, template2.dot,
template3.dot,... (until all matching records merged) which would save the
time to sort and group the documents from the result of mail merge different
templates individually, which is actually what they do currently

I hope this would explain my requirement more clearly. Thanks

 

[Cindy M -WordMVP-]

Hi Bp,

I hope this would explain my requirement more clearly.

Did you see my response to your earlier question? I
understood what you were asking, there, and answered in
detail.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update
Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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