Mailmerging graphics only works on first record - how can I get Word to print a new graphic for each

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Graham Mayor

Excellent though you thought my web page to be, you obviously didn't read
all of it or read it closely enough ;)
Merge to a new document, select the document (CTRL+A) then update the fields
(F9) to show the correct images.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


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Ian P

I have a source table of data on houses I am looking at (reference,
description,.address, price, etc)

I want to print off a set of details (one page per house) incorporating a
..jpg image - a photo of the outside - using mailmerge.

I have read the posts and looked at Graham Mayors excellent site and have
been able to get the first image to appear in the right place, but
subsequent records still show the same image - even though the source data
points to another file in the same direcctory.

The image is to be placed in a width-locked table cell so that it 'fits'
neatly.

What do I need to do to get the right picture in the right place for the
right house?

PS
The field code I am using is
{INCLUDEPICTURE "{MAILMERGE Prop_photo}"}, where Prop_photo is the path and
filename of the image I want to display.
The name of the file is derived from the data so that each Prop_photo field
reads "C:\\Photos\\<REFERENCE>.jpg" where <REFERENCE> is different for each
record.

I am using Word 2002 (10.6612.6626) SP3

Thanks!
 
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Ian P

Sorry but I did that too, and printed also, but to no avail. Same photos!

Is there an option in Tools / Options that I need to set?

Maybe it works better on a Friday, so I'll try yet again.

Thanks
 
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Graham Mayor

Do you have any text boxes involved in this merge? If so get rid of them.

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