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Brown, M
Apr 2, 2002, 6:37:17 PM4/2/02
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Currently I am writing lines in sequence to a .rtf (that will be accessed
from Word).
I am doing:
from Word).
I am doing:
Set fw = FSO.OpenTextFIle(LogPathAccount, 8, True)
fw.WriteLine "Employee Name.............:" & employee
fw.WriteToLog.WriteLine "Employee ID: & employee_id
fw.close
'Now what's the best way to jump to the next page, on the same file ?
Gurgen
Apr 2, 2002, 10:25:57 PM4/2/02
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Your best bet is to post to microsoft.public.word.vba.general or view references at:
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Ken Kolda
Apr 2, 2002, 10:49:30 PM4/2/02
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If you're just writing plain text out to a file as you show, then what
you're creating is not an RTF file (even if you give it a ".rtf" extension).
RTF is a markup language similar in concept to but very different in
structure from HTML. If you create a real RTF document with all the
necessary markup, then you can add a page break by using the appropriate RTF
control code (I think it's \page). You can find Microsoft's specification
for RTF at
you're creating is not an RTF file (even if you give it a ".rtf" extension).
RTF is a markup language similar in concept to but very different in
structure from HTML. If you create a real RTF document with all the
necessary markup, then you can add a page break by using the appropriate RTF
control code (I think it's \page). You can find Microsoft's specification
for RTF at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?url=/library/en-us/dnrtfspec/html/rtfspec
.asp?frame=true
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