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Thomas, a simple way is to use a series of PC commands via a CL program. Beef up the PC with memory so it can handle a large Word merge. There is some practical limit to the number of merged pages and from your comments you may be hitting that already. We've done up to 700 pages of a pretty simple (RECEIPT) document. Start Client Access Organizer STRPCO Initiate data transfer to .XLS file in IFS (CA Data Transfer) STRPCCMD pccmd(\\server\path\download.dtf) DLYJOB dly(4) Open a Word document template (merge) STRPCCMD pccmd(\\server\path\invoice.dot ENDPGM You need to watch the timing and possibly delete the file from the IFS prior to the download. Hope that helps a bit. Joe Cox -----Original Message----- From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Thomas Gard Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 3:39 PM To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Quality Batch Printing We currently are generating invoices and downloading them into word with a macro on individual users PCs. We do this b/c the users want to individually spell check invoices and adjust fonts and its look on the fly before it gets sent off. With bigger invoices the word macro often grinds to a hault, just a pain. Is it possible to generate invoices on the 400 directly into a word doc? Or at the very least how could I generate better looking documents off of the iseries.
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