Hi all,better option:
I've been given some very complex Word documents with lots of graphics and text from the marketing department that they want to combine with a very involved fee page that is generated by Microsoft Access as one PDF. Which do you think seems to be the
1. Recreate the Word document in Access. Pros: It will come out as one PDF. Cons: It's a really involved Word doc and graphics don't look that great on Access reports.
2. Use Access to control Word and import the data into the Word document and then use Word to export as PDF. Pros: looks better Cons: I don't know how to do it and I don't even know if I can control Word that way.
Thanks for your opinions.
Hi all,
I've been given some very complex Word documents with lots of graphics and text from the marketing department that they want to combine with a very involved fee page that is generated by Microsoft Access as one PDF. Which do you think seems to be the better option:
1. Recreate the Word document in Access. Pros: It will come out as one PDF. Cons: It's a really involved Word doc and graphics don't look that great on Access reports.
2. Use Access to control Word and import the data into the Word document and then use Word to export as PDF. Pros: looks better Cons: I don't know how to do it and I don't even know if I can control Word that way.
Thanks for your opinions.
Hi all,better option:
I've been given some very complex Word documents with lots of graphics and text from the marketing department that they want to combine with a very involved fee page that is generated by Microsoft Access as one PDF. Which do you think seems to be the
1. Recreate the Word document in Access. Pros: It will come out as one PDF. Cons: It's a really involved Word doc and graphics don't look that great on Access reports.
2. Use Access to control Word and import the data into the Word document and then use Word to export as PDF. Pros: looks better Cons: I don't know how to do it and I don't even know if I can control Word that way.
Thanks for your opinions.
Hi all,better option:
I've been given some very complex Word documents with lots of graphics and text from the marketing department that they want to combine with a very involved fee page that is generated by Microsoft Access as one PDF. Which do you think seems to be the
1. Recreate the Word document in Access. Pros: It will come out as one PDF. Cons: It's a really involved Word doc and graphics don't look that great on Access reports.
2. Use Access to control Word and import the data into the Word document and then use Word to export as PDF. Pros: looks better Cons: I don't know how to do it and I don't even know if I can control Word that way.
Thanks for your opinions.
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