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Macrobutton and Merged Fields from MS Access

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Ronald L - 28 Nov 2006 18:54 GMT
I have a document that I use to merge a couple of fields from an Access
database. The merge works fine with our without the macrobuttons on the form.
My problem is that one I merger my data into the form, my macrobuttons do not
work.  I am using the Checked Box and Unchecked Box macrobuttons just like
the one on the Fax template.

Before I merge my access data, the macrobuttons work just fine.
Peter Jamieson - 30 Nov 2006 11:34 GMT
Make sure the macros that run when you click the MACROBUTTON fields are
either in the Normal.dot template, or (usually better) in a /template/ that
is listed in Word Tools|Templates and Addins|Global Templates and Addins
(you can add your own templates to this list).

If the macros are in the mail merge main document, the output document does
not contain them so the macrobuttons do not work.

If the macros are in a template that the mail merge main document is
attached to, but which isn't Normal.dot or listed in the Global Templates
and Addins, then the output document is attached to that template, but
unfortunately the macros in it will not "fire" until you close and re-open
the document.

Peter Jamieson

>I have a document that I use to merge a couple of fields from an Access
> database. The merge works fine with our without the macrobuttons on the
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> Before I merge my access data, the macrobuttons work just fine.
Peter Jamieson - 30 Nov 2006 11:40 GMT
BTW, this certainly works here but I don't know whether it always works.

Peter Jamieson

> Make sure the macros that run when you click the MACROBUTTON fields are
> either in the Normal.dot template, or (usually better) in a /template/
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>>
>> Before I merge my access data, the macrobuttons work just fine.

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