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this is the source code of an excellent mail merge example this should help you do everything you need
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I almost gave up. &nbsp;Thanks for your help. &nbsp;I'm now on the right track and can actually start writing this program.<br />
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Help! &nbsp;I am writing a simple program in Word Visual Basic and I need to copy a users response on the form to either a mergefield or a &quot;REF&quot; Bookmark in the Activedocument. <br />
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The logic behind this is simple but the syntax is driving me nuts and I feel like I'm about to smack someone.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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rick detroit<br />

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Help!  I am writing a simple program in Word Visual Basic and I need to copy a users response on the form to either a mergefield or a "REF" Bookmark in the Activedocument. 

The logic behind this is simple but the syntax is driving me nuts and I feel like I'm about to smack someone.

Thanks!

rick detroit


http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?lngWId=1&amp;txtCodeId=3451

this is the source code of an excellent mail merge example this should help you do everything you need

I almost gave up.  Thanks for your help.  I&#39;m now on the right track and can actually start writing this program.



MS Word Visual Basic Mergefield Help

Help!  I am writing a simple program in Word Visual Basic and I need to copy a users response on the form to either a mergefield or a &quot;REF&quot; Bookmark in the Activedocument. 

The logic behind this is simple but the syntax is driving me nuts and I feel like I&#39;m about to smack someone.

Thanks!

rick detroit


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