> I do a mailmerge from Access to Word XP. It runs fine, except every empty
> page between the merged pages.
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> How do I get rid of this big problem. (Already a few days lost to find a
> solution...;-(
Cindy, I'm sorry for the late response. But there were some things happening
here...
First thanks for the reply!
I've tried your suggestion, but unfortunately it doesn't do the trick!
The last text is on position 21, while my paper bottommargin starts at 26.
There's one paragraph sign directly after the last character. I can't delete
this one.
When I click ABC I only see (like always) one page, but it prints a blanc
after the first!
Do you have any further suggestions?
> > When I manually remove the 'section Break (New Page)' the problem is gone.
Word forces this command, and this is the problem I think. It should read
'Section Break (continuous page)' ? Because after the last merged page
there's no empty page!
How does anyone else do a mailmerge? Because I exectute a normal command in
Access to do the merge in Word, isn't it?
Greetz.
Arjan.
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Peter Jamieson - 05 Nov 2003 09:09 GMT
Can you check in File|Page Setup (In both your mail merge main document, any
template that it is based on, and the output document) that you do not have
"Section start" set to "Even page" or "Odd page" ?
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Arjan - 05 Nov 2003 12:44 GMT
Hello Peter,
the section start reads "New Page"
When I change this to "Continuous" the empty pages are gone, but al the
merged pages are placed behind together. So I'm close to the solution, but
not close enough! It has something to do with this settings!
Any suggestions?
Thanx in advance.
Arjan.
> Can you check in File|Page Setup (In both your mail merge main document, any
> template that it is based on, and the output document) that you do not have
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Peter Jamieson - 05 Nov 2003 13:13 GMT
Do you have "Mirror Margins" set in File|Page Setup?
Word assumes that when you do, a new section has to start on the "facing
page" (cf. books where a new Chapter always starts on the right-hand page as
you look at the book).
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MS Word MVP
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Cindy M -WordMVP- - 05 Nov 2003 16:31 GMT
Hi Arjan,
> There's one paragraph sign directly after the last character. I can't delete
> this one.
How about selecting it, then clicking in the "Font" box, typing a 1 (one),
then pressing Enter to make this very small. Does that help at all?
If you merge to a new document (instead of directly to the printer) do you get
the blank pages? What's on them (non-printing characters still displaying!)?
Is the "New Page" section break on the blank pages, or at the end of the
"text" pages?
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Sep 30 2003)
http://www.mvps.org/word
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Arjan - 09 Nov 2003 14:05 GMT
Cindy, Peter thanks for your great help!
The solution found in a combination of paragraph mark and tabs after last
mergetext and 'mirror margins' set in the page setup!
-Arjan-
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