Joseph Crawford wrote:
Ok so finally i implemented my logging class into my mail merge object, this
is the results
Word -> Application Opened.
Word -> Document1 Document Added.
Word -> header.doc Document Saved.
Word -> header.doc Document Closed.
Word -> Document2 Document Added.
Word -> ds.do
Ok so finally i implemented my logging class into my mail merge object, this
is the results
Word -> Application Opened.
Word -> Document1 Document Added.
Word -> header.doc Document Saved.
Word -> header.doc Document Closed.
Word -> Document2 Document Added.
Word -> ds.doc Document Saved.
Word ->
Joseph Crawford wrote:
Jochem,
I did attempt what you wanted me to try, however when i did that it just
hung up on the OpenHeaders
$this->obj->ActiveDocument->MailMerge->OpenHeaderSource($this->mm_data_dir.'/header.doc');
maybe your Close() function should be different?:
private function C
Joseph Crawford wrote:
I am not sure where you got the idea that it is creating an instance of word
I got the idea from your code, but I just gave it a quick glance...
that said you instantiate a new COM object in at least 3 places...
CreateHeader()
CreateDataSource()
CreateDocument()
which y
I am not sure where you got the idea that it is creating an instance of word
for every record, but it creates one instance then loops through the records
using that one instance.
On 9/20/05, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Joseph Crawford wrote:
> > Hello Everyone,
> >
> > I have som
Joseph Crawford wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I have some code that is using COM to interact with MS Word to create a mail
merge based on my mysql database, however it is running dreadfully slow
13.53846 seconds to be exact. This is only running on 34 records, i could
imagine running this on a few h
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