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Hi all.
Word 2002 Windows 2000 Here is my problem. I create a mailmerge document that uses MS query to connect to the data. I then format the field with the font I want and add the \*MERGEFORMAT switch. This works fine if the field I have consists of one word. If I have two or more words in the merged data the first word is good, but the 2nd and next words will not carry the same formatting. Is this a problem, a feature, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks, Frank |
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Either omit the mergeformat switch, or change it to a charformat switch.
-- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org frank wrote: Hi all. Word 2002 Windows 2000 Here is my problem. I create a mailmerge document that uses MS query to connect to the data. I then format the field with the font I want and add the \*MERGEFORMAT switch. This works fine if the field I have consists of one word. If I have two or more words in the merged data the first word is good, but the 2nd and next words will not carry the same formatting. Is this a problem, a feature, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks, Frank |
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Thanks.
I did it here the normal way I do - no switch it is fine. Either MERGEFORMAT or CHARFORMAT aslo produce correct results here. Maybe it's the customer's print setup - a printer share through an AS/400 on an old Proprinter. "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Either omit the mergeformat switch, or change it to a charformat switch. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org frank wrote: Hi all. Word 2002 Windows 2000 Here is my problem. I create a mailmerge document that uses MS query to connect to the data. I then format the field with the font I want and add the \*MERGEFORMAT switch. This works fine if the field I have consists of one word. If I have two or more words in the merged data the first word is good, but the 2nd and next words will not carry the same formatting. Is this a problem, a feature, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks, Frank |
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