Doug,
Again I want to thank-you for all you help in this matter. With a little
experimentation over the weekend, I found that your Macros of "Splitter" and
"SplitMerge" seem to be right that are posted on G. Mayors site. It appears that
my documents are not constructed properly. During the splitting process, it
appears that the header from the next page is saved with the first page, and so
on. Which also means that the header for the third page is saved with for the
header of the second page, etc.

So if I have no header for the second page, there will be no header saved on the
first page, after the split. I need to get better understanding on using headers
& footers, and section breaks. So that I can properly use the Macros that you've
created. Can you recommend, any online tutorials, or books, that can assist me
in this matter.

Again thank-you for all your help!

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Doug,
Thank-you, I will try this over the weekend. As I have said, it might be the way
I constructed the templates in the first place. Still learning Word.

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First of want to thank all the Word MVP's for all their help, and all
their
websites. I have learned allot about MS Word, that I did not know before.

My problem is that after I do a mail merge, and create a single "merged"
document. When I use either the "Splitter" or "MergeSplitter" Macros. The
resulting single documents get saved with none of the text in the header.
I have
my letterhead & {printdate} field in there. I would like to leave it
there
if I
can. Am I doing something wrong? Any help in this matter would be
appreciated.

I have a

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