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Calvin Lai
A textfile (c:\amicus.txt) is generated by a 3rd party application
(Amicus Attorney) which contains the variables needed to be inserted
into fields of a specific *.DOT files. c:\amicus.txt would be
something like this (there are actually way more variables than
below):
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
"ContactName", "ContactFirstName", "ContactSurname"
"John Doe", "John", "Doe"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
In any *.DOT file loaded up by Word, all *.DOT files would have
something like:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Attention:<<ContactName>>
Dear <<ContactFirstName">,
Your name is <<ContactName>>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
So when Amicus Attorney fire up Word, Word will load up the
appropriate *.DOT file and insert the variables from c:\amicus.txt.
Some *.dot files insert variables right away and there's no lag time
in Word. Some others, it hangs for about 15-20 seconds before the
variables are inserted. The *.dot files are located on a network
server.
Anyone know why that would be the case? All the *.DOT are located on
a network server. I've tested it on a test server, still same result.
I don't see why inserting variables from a textfile located locally
would put some lag time on some *.DOT files.
(Amicus Attorney) which contains the variables needed to be inserted
into fields of a specific *.DOT files. c:\amicus.txt would be
something like this (there are actually way more variables than
below):
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
"ContactName", "ContactFirstName", "ContactSurname"
"John Doe", "John", "Doe"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
In any *.DOT file loaded up by Word, all *.DOT files would have
something like:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Attention:<<ContactName>>
Dear <<ContactFirstName">,
Your name is <<ContactName>>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
So when Amicus Attorney fire up Word, Word will load up the
appropriate *.DOT file and insert the variables from c:\amicus.txt.
Some *.dot files insert variables right away and there's no lag time
in Word. Some others, it hangs for about 15-20 seconds before the
variables are inserted. The *.dot files are located on a network
server.
Anyone know why that would be the case? All the *.DOT are located on
a network server. I've tested it on a test server, still same result.
I don't see why inserting variables from a textfile located locally
would put some lag time on some *.DOT files.