Merge to a new document, select all (CTRL+A) then F9 to update.

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> Hi, i have a mail merge document, i have added the includePicture
> field and then put the link from the excel file into it, the excel
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DBodell - 04 Jan 2005 03:01 GMT
Even better, record a macro for yourself doing exactly as Graham just
suggested. Then run that macro on the document open event (you have to put
this in with VBA code). I did this on a sign program that I wrote where I
load a picture of the plant that the sign is for (I work for a garden
center). In order to keep my users from having to remember the CTRL+A and F9
stuff, I recorded and saved the macro to do this and then also to go to print
preview automatically. All the users see is the document starting up, doing
the mail merge, updating each of the fields and then print previewing in a
matter of seconds. It works like a charm! If you need help with it, feel free
to write me privately: dbodell@thegrowingplace.com
Diana Bodell
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DBodell - 04 Jan 2005 03:17 GMT
Oops, now that I have seen your great website with all the macros on it, I
realize that you have written the macro I was talking about! Thanks again,
Graham.
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