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I have a template which my program adjusts via vba for the various
companies that use it. I need to have a first page with company logo
followed by data which is inserted at bookmarks. Later pages would
repeat only the inserted data at the top of the page. I'm not sure how
to do this. Seems like the company logo etc and the data that's inserted
at bookmarks must be in the header, but how to not repeat the company
logo?
Before the doc is delivered to users as a finished product the dot that
contains the custom code is defreferenced, so I can't use any vba tricks
to show or hide in the final doc (at least that's what I understand).
Currently the header with company logo etc repeats for every page.
The bookmarks and the data that gets inserted into them are immediately
below the header in the body of the doc and show only on the first page.
I need the data that's inserted at the bookmarks to repeat at the head
of every page, but no the company logo etc.
I know there is a page setup option for 'different first page' but I'm
not sure what it does, I'll be reading up on that.
companies that use it. I need to have a first page with company logo
followed by data which is inserted at bookmarks. Later pages would
repeat only the inserted data at the top of the page. I'm not sure how
to do this. Seems like the company logo etc and the data that's inserted
at bookmarks must be in the header, but how to not repeat the company
logo?
Before the doc is delivered to users as a finished product the dot that
contains the custom code is defreferenced, so I can't use any vba tricks
to show or hide in the final doc (at least that's what I understand).
Currently the header with company logo etc repeats for every page.
The bookmarks and the data that gets inserted into them are immediately
below the header in the body of the doc and show only on the first page.
I need the data that's inserted at the bookmarks to repeat at the head
of every page, but no the company logo etc.
I know there is a page setup option for 'different first page' but I'm
not sure what it does, I'll be reading up on that.