sections, but only 2 sections
declared in the dynamic generation, is there a method for having the output
document drop the unused placeholders? Some jiggery-pokery with regex before
output I suppose?
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> If you use MS Word to produce a template file that contains
> your
> [[Placeholders]] then there is a distinct problem with
> formatting. I believe
> Jan's very own advice in one of the "Merge" newsletter
> articles was always
> to "Save As" to as to force
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> I have been trying to implement the methods described in
> revUp's articles on
> the subject. The trouble that I am having is that some of
> the
> [[Placeholders]] don't get changed at all. Some are
> replaced and some are
> left as placeholders.
>
Andrew,
I see this is at the end of a long-ish conversation (and I've not read
much of it :-)
So forgive me if this wild guess is way off track
The most likely cause of "some placeholders not being replaced" is that
the relevant variable is mistyped or otherwise doesn't exist. The
eff
what I need is Docmosis and it only interfaces with java. I wish it
interfaced through a command line or that I had Java knowledge so I could
build one.
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