I saw an email from a Jonathan over from Aug '05 about this,
but didn't
see any responses on down the line about it.
Basically, I have wrote a program to perform 64 individual
mail merges,
including verify the data beforehand. I have this doing
everything
except for supplying the "Header Record
Delimiters". It can't use the
Word specified defaults of comma and carraige return because
those are
valid characters in the data. So for each file as it's
opened, I have
to enter | and #, the field and record delimiters
respectively, for my
data files. While entering that 64 times is a lot easier
than all the
processing, and a lot quicker too, I'd rather not.
So, does anyone know one of these:
1) How to interact with a Dialog in Word through .Net?
2) How to specify field and record delimiters through the
MailMerge.OpenDataSource(..) method?
3) Another method that would do this which may go around
Microsoft's
proscribed class methods?
Regards,
Ken
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