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Re: Mail Merge with a multiline replacement |
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Colin Messitt |
Posted: 06/07/2003 20:46:11 RVF isn't really that convenient. I'd be very grateful if you could explain the alternative. The multiline data is coming across the COM boundary effectively as a string divided by #13#10. A quick and easy way to do it without having to first construct an RVF would be most welcome. Thanks, Colin. "Sergey Tkachenko" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > You can use MailMerge2 demo as an example. It replaces text items with RVF. > > If this is not convenient for you, I can explain how to insert multiline > text using undocumented methods. > > > We want to be able to do a mailmerge where the replacement for one of the > > fields may be multiple lines, separated by #13#10. (It's actually an > > address, could be two lines, could be five). > > > > Obviously I can't simply use RVData.SetItemText(i, ReplacementText) like > in > > the mailmerge demo. > > > > How would I do this? I thought of doing SetItemText for the first line and > > then somehow inserting the subsequent lines at that point, but I can't see > > how to do that. I also wondered how to make sure the additional lines got > > the same attributes (bold, italic, colors etc.) as the first line had. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Colin. > > > > > > > > |
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