Dear Peter,
Exactly what I mean !!! super !
Thanks a lot !
JG
"Peter Jamieson" wrote in message
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Try using SET fields to store the values of the fields in each record
until
you need them, then REF fields to print the values. This may not work with
some fields such as ADDRESSBLOCK but I believe it should work with
MERGEFIELD fields.
E.g., suppose you just have one field called address on the recto side and
one field called name on the verso side.
Then use
recto card 1:
{ SET r1name { MERGEFIELD name } }
{ MERGEFIELD address }
recto card 2:
{ NEXT }
{ SET r2name { MERGEFIELD name } }
{ MERGEFIELD address }
recto card 3:
{ NEXT }
{ SET r3name { MERGEFIELD name } }
{ MERGEFIELD address }
verso card 1:
{ REF r1name }
verso card 2:
{ REF r2name }
verso card 3:
{ REF r3name }
You need to use ctrl-F9 to create all the special field braces - {}
Peter Jamieson
"Jürgen Germonpré" wrote in message
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Dear all,
I have a mail merge to do on a postcard. Both sides must be printed with
variable data. Recto: address (Mr. Smith, Lane, City, Barcode), Verso:
Text
with variables (Dear Mr. Smith, your shop in Antwerp, exceptional
opening
on
1 july...).
I have 3 Post cards on 1 ISO A4 sheet so I should get something like
this:
(recto page) (verso page)
RECORD1 RECORD1
RECORD2 RECORD2
RECORD3 RECORD3
I can manage 3 records on the 1st page with the next record field, but
the
corresponding data on the back side.... that's some kind of a problem.
If
i
use next record, I get RECORD 4, 5 and 6....
I tried to use text frames but it doesn't work because word forces both
anchor and textframe to appear on the same page. With frames, you can
place
them at random and by setting the anchors in the right sequence and have
your merge displaying a correct page.
For instance if i had a A3 with the above data, that should be no
problem:
six frames, on the same page, inserting next record fields between
anchors
would force word to display the right data on the right place....
Has anybody any idea/suggestion ?
Thanks.
J. Germonpré
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