> Goldmine has its own hosted newsgroups. go to gmnews.goldmine.com and
> select
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>> one line are blank?
I have used Goldmine for 8+ years and do a heavy amount of letter merging in
it. I am no expert, but one merge group you can use merges these data points
in the following layout:
contact name
company
address
city, state zip
If there is no company in the record then a blank line is not generated in
word 2000 or XP.
Chris
PS: The Goldmine news groups are very helpful and well attended.
> BTW what chris means is that you need to access the NNTP news server
> gmnews.goldmine.com, then find the newsgroup public.goldmine6.general on
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> >> one line are blank?
Peter Jamieson - 05 Apr 2005 08:40 GMT
If Goldmine is doing a /merge/ then I certainly agree that blank line
removal would happen by default in Word 2000, XP.
Normally it should happen in Word 2003 as well, but there has been one
change since either Word 2000 or Word XP (I forget which), which is that
line removal does not occur if these fields are nested inside another field
suchas an IF or an INCLUDETEXT.
The other thing I'm aware of about Goldmine is that it has, or used to have,
a way to create letters that uses DDE fields rather than a Merge, in which
case things would probably be rather different. I leave the original
questioner to shed light on that if necessary!
Peter Jamieson
>I have used Goldmine for 8+ years and do a heavy amount of letter merging
>in
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