mailmerge

I was wondering if anybody knew how to do a mail merge using an Excel file as a datasource, to fill in fields on a Word template? I wish to use the interop for Word if i could...but am having a few difficulties finding code for this. Does anybody have any syntax for this? Thank you in advance. A very useful method for learning how to automate specific actions in MS Word is to actually perform the action manually with 'Record Macro' enabled. Once you have the VBA macro its easy enough to convert this to VB.NET or C# that uses interop. I tend to tweak the VBA first manually in Word so I can then

We have conditional Footers that INCLUDETEXT based on the client: IF $CLIENT = "CLIENT1" "{INCLUDETEXT "CLIENT1HEADER.DOCX"}" "" Depending on our document, there could be a varying amount of IF/ELSE , and these all work correctly for merging the correct files in the correct place. However, some of these documents may have client specific images/branding, which also need to be copied across from the INCLUDETEXT file. Below is the method that is called to replace any Picture elements that exist in the IEnumerable<Run> that is copied from the Source document to the Target document. The image is

The Best way to create labels is using existing industry standard tools , such as Microsoft word. How do you execute this and set up the shipping labels ? I am unsure how to map merge fields against data grid view columns. This is the code I have so far: // Create a new empty document. DocumentModel document = new DocumentModel(); // Add document content. document.Sections.Add( new Section(document, new Paragraph(document, new Field(document, FieldType.MergeField, "FullName")))); // Save the document to a file and open it with Microsoft Word. document.Save("TemplateDocument.docx"); // If

I'm writing a WinForms application that sends email messages (like a mail merge). I'd like to use ASP.Net's rendering engine to render the HTML bodies of the messages. What's the simplest way to get the rendered output of a single ASPX page without the entire ASP.Net runtime? To make things harder, I'd prefer to compile the ASPX at runtime so that it can be modified without rebuilding the application. However, this is not a requirement; if it's too difficult, I'll give up on it. Rick Strahl posted an article how to do this at this location: http://www.west-wind.com/presentations/aspnetruntime