Doug's additional code is meant to go in his add-in linked from the same
plage and not the original macro. The add-in is a much more elegant solution
where it can be used than the original macro (also based on Doug's code).

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


what4893 wrote:
Thanks for your detailed response. I went ahead and placed the code
you recommended into the MailMerge macro written by GMayor. The mail
merge still works perfectly but it doesn't actually perform the find
and replace. Any ideas? The reason I'm going forward with this
approach is because ultimately I need the letters in separate files.
The page numbers were just a bonus in splitting the files and I thank
you for letting me know about the section page numbers. I didn't know
that and that may come in handy in the future.

No errors occur during the merge, the files are created and when I go
into the files they all still have my CR's in them. I didn't think
it crucial before, and I appologize if this makes a difference, the
CR tags all appear in a table. That is why I'm trying to get them to
become line breaks, so that the columns each have one line in them.
For a little visual of my situation see below:

--------------|-----------------|
ABCCRABC |123CR123CR123|
CRABCCR |CR123CR123 |
--------------|-----------------|

The mail merge puts that data into the table cells and then I'm
replacing the CR tags with ^l (new lines). Thanks again for your
help on this project.