J
Joe Schmeier
Hi,
I have an Excel workbook with a list in it that I use to create single page
pdfs from Word. My current method is to fire up Word, merge one record at a
time, print the currently merged page to Acrobat Distiller, give it a
filename, go on to the next and next, etc.
Surely there is a way to automate this entire process.
I would use the entire list in Excel and could use one of the existing
fields for the file names so the macro shouldn't be all that difficult.
Do until empty...loop.
I have limited experience with Visual Basic, so please be somewhat detailed.
I currently have Office 2003 and Acrobat 5 installed on my machine.
Thanks...
PS, I've seen some programs that can allegedly take a mass of word files and
convert them all to pdf, so if it's easier to create one page docs with those
unique filenames and do the conversion separately, that would be quite
acceptable.
I have an Excel workbook with a list in it that I use to create single page
pdfs from Word. My current method is to fire up Word, merge one record at a
time, print the currently merged page to Acrobat Distiller, give it a
filename, go on to the next and next, etc.
Surely there is a way to automate this entire process.
I would use the entire list in Excel and could use one of the existing
fields for the file names so the macro shouldn't be all that difficult.
Do until empty...loop.
I have limited experience with Visual Basic, so please be somewhat detailed.
I currently have Office 2003 and Acrobat 5 installed on my machine.
Thanks...
PS, I've seen some programs that can allegedly take a mass of word files and
convert them all to pdf, so if it's easier to create one page docs with those
unique filenames and do the conversion separately, that would be quite
acceptable.