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I realize this may not be as tricky as I believe it is, but I am lost on the
code/objects, etc for it...
I am updating and automating documents for my company (in Word) and want to
do the following, most likely using a "command button" (e.g. PRINT) and
FIELDS to:
1. Identify an area in a document (e.g. two pages of "quick reference"
information).
a. Annotate the first area with a title to be used as an "open" tag (e.g.
QUICK REFERENCE)
b. Annotate the section end with a "title" to be used as a "close" tag
(e.g. END)
2. Use MS Word FIELDS (if needed) to:
a. Locate or "TAG" the first area.
b. Locate or "TAG" the second area.
3. Use the PRINT command object to:
Print the information between these two areas.
At the current time, these documents simply have a comment saying that one
can highlight and print the section, but I believe Word is more powerful than
that; however, that is also beyond more than my imagination at this time.
Any guidance would be appreciated as I haven't found anything like this yet.
David Hipple
code/objects, etc for it...
I am updating and automating documents for my company (in Word) and want to
do the following, most likely using a "command button" (e.g. PRINT) and
FIELDS to:
1. Identify an area in a document (e.g. two pages of "quick reference"
information).
a. Annotate the first area with a title to be used as an "open" tag (e.g.
QUICK REFERENCE)
b. Annotate the section end with a "title" to be used as a "close" tag
(e.g. END)
2. Use MS Word FIELDS (if needed) to:
a. Locate or "TAG" the first area.
b. Locate or "TAG" the second area.
3. Use the PRINT command object to:
Print the information between these two areas.
At the current time, these documents simply have a comment saying that one
can highlight and print the section, but I believe Word is more powerful than
that; however, that is also beyond more than my imagination at this time.
Any guidance would be appreciated as I haven't found anything like this yet.
David Hipple