I finally got the program to work. This is what I came up with


use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE ;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Word';


my $sourcefile='C:\Users\Carl\Documents\AddressMergeTXT.txt';
my $mergefile='C:\Users\Carl\Documents\Merge.docx';
my $template = 'C:\Users\Carl\Documents\MergeLetter.docx';


my $Word= Win32::OLE->new('Word.Application', 'Quit');

$Word->Documents->Open($template);
$Word->ActiveDocument->MailMerge->OpenDataSource($sourcefile);
$Word->ActiveDocument->MailMerge->{Destination} = wdSendToNewDocument;
$Word->ActiveDocument->MailMerge->Execute;
$Word->ActiveDocument->SaveAs($mergefile);
$Word->Documents->Close(wdDoNotSaveChanges);

undef $Word;

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Now, can someone show me how to convert the above merged docx file into an eps file using Postscript::Simple? I would like to do it all in the same program.

Thanks again for any suggestions

Carl

In reply to Re: Mail Merge with Word 2007 and Perl by cmiller2005
in thread Mail Merge with Word 2007 and Perl by cmiller2005

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