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Hi all,
I am attempting to automate a mailmerge (for email)*through word 2003.
I am attempting to automate a mailmerge (for email)*through word 2003.
I have already skimmed through the documentation here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301656/
But it seems the sample code in that documentation does a lot*stuff I shouldn't have to do. And is a bit confusing.
The document I want to use for the merge*is already created.*The that will be used are also already placed in the document.
With that said, all I should have to do is set a datasource to the document and execute, right?
This is where I run into a problem.
In the documentation above another word document was used as the datasource.
I would prefer to do one of these options.
1.Set the datasource for the mail merge to a*data set, table, or view in my application.
2. Set the datasource to a query already*saved in an access 2003 database. However,*the query I want to use*will change.*Is it possible to*save a query in access 2003 through vb.net?
Could*someone please explain how I would automate a*mailmerge with*my conditions?
Thanks in advanced for any help.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301656/
But it seems the sample code in that documentation does a lot*stuff I shouldn't have to do. And is a bit confusing.
The document I want to use for the merge*is already created.*The that will be used are also already placed in the document.
With that said, all I should have to do is set a datasource to the document and execute, right?
This is where I run into a problem.
In the documentation above another word document was used as the datasource.
I would prefer to do one of these options.
1.Set the datasource for the mail merge to a*data set, table, or view in my application.
2. Set the datasource to a query already*saved in an access 2003 database. However,*the query I want to use*will change.*Is it possible to*save a query in access 2003 through vb.net?
Could*someone please explain how I would automate a*mailmerge with*my conditions?
Thanks in advanced for any help.
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