The macro should remove the section breaks that are causing your problem.
The usual reason they don't is a conflict with the template that created the
document you are merging. Try again with a simple merge based on a letter
created in normal.dot and you should see what I mean.
If you want to send me a copy of your merge letter and a small sample of
your data I may be able to spot what is wrong with your document that
conflicts with the add-in.
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www.gmayor.com
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markb wrote:
Hi Graham
Thanks for reply. The problem is not to do with the format of my mail
merge document or differences between my document template or
normal.dot.
I realise that it isn't the MMtoDocs split macro that creates unwanted
page breaks at the end of split pages - the standard mail merge
process outputs a file with section breaks inserted.
But when the MMtoDocs split macro runs and looks for section breaks in
the mail merge output file (in order to know where to split and create
individual files) could it not delete the section break before its
saves each individual .doc file? Then when each indicidual .doc file
is printed to the Adobe driver to create equivalent .pdf it won't
result in having a blank page in each .pdf
Many thanks
Graham Mayor;307540 Wrote:
Unwanted pages at the end of the split pages are a function of your
merge
document and not the macro. It might help with text flow if you set
the
Adobe driver as the active printer driver while you format the
document and
note that any differences in layout between your document template
and
normal.dot which is used in the macro to create the separate
documents will
be reflected in changes to the output documents.
--
Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
markb wrote:-
Hi
I have downloaded Doug Robbins MMtoDocs (latest version 25) to split
up a mailmerge doc to multiple docs. I am using Word2003.
The macro works well and I am using the feature to auto create .pdf
documents. However the .pdf docs all end up with a blank page as the
last page which is not what I want.
When the multiple Word docs are created by the macro, they retain a
'new page' section break at the end. I think this is why the PDF
equivalent files all end up with a blank page.
So can the macro be changed so when it does the splitting, it deletes
the 'new page' section breaks?
Or is there another solution?
thanks -