The only way your printer knows when to staple is at the end of each print
job. So, the only way to do it is to send each letter to the printer as a
separate print job as the macro that you refer to does. It should not
however be tying up your computer.

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This topic has been addressed many times I'm sure, but I'm wondering if
there is a better solution. Right now, I have a mailmerge document
that pulls data from a spreadsheet. I want these pages to be stapled
together so I don't have to do the stapling. I found a macro that
sends each section to the printer as it's own print job, but this is
not working like I would like. It's making my computer useless during
the print and takes a very long to print.

Anyone have any way to staple sections together in a mailmerge
document? I'm guess there's problem no other way to do this without
sending as seperate jobs, but I would LOVE for there to be some way of
doing this.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Stephen Mizell