I have a .dot template set up with a number of bookmarks in that are
populated with info from a database. However, on one machine (out of 50 or
so) has developed a problem. Bookmarks are set out like:

"[1st January 2003] - [31st December 2003]", i.e. with information within
the bookmark that should be overwritten when database information is passed
to the template.

However, in this one case, the new information gets added to the old to
produce the undesirable result of "1st January 20051stJanuary 2003 - 31st
December 200531st December 2003", inserting the new information to the left
of the bookmark begin. All machines have the same versions of Word (2002
SP-2) and use the same template. Does anybody have any idea how to solve this
glitch?

Can you post the piece of code that is doing the replacement please?

Peter Jamieson

"Bishopston" wrote in message
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I have a .dot template set up with a number of bookmarks in that are
populated with info from a database. However, on one machine (out of 50 or
so) has developed a problem. Bookmarks are set out like:

"[1st January 2003] - [31st December 2003]", i.e. with information within
the bookmark that should be overwritten when database information is
passed
to the template.

However, in this one case, the new information gets added to the old to
produce the undesirable result of "1st January 20051stJanuary 2003 - 31st
December 200531st December 2003", inserting the new information to the
left
of the bookmark begin. All machines have the same versions of Word (2002
SP-2) and use the same template. Does anybody have any idea how to solve
this
glitch?