Re: Word and multiple conditions (a cutting edge skill?)

[kcronin -at- daleen -dot- com]

Kevin wrote:

> The criteria are that it be set-up then run in automated fashion, 
> and then require only minimal tweaking/fixing, of the generated 
> documents.  Whaddya think?


Let 'em try it, and see if it works. Like John said, it's a proof of
concept, something they should definitely perform before making a sweeping
change in their methodology.

Word can do lots of stuff. I haven't made it do this, but I don't deny it
can be done. So, let those who say it can be done DO it. And, if it works,
adopt it.

Let us know what happens!


Keith Cronin
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