Hi Richard,
I am merging a data file into Word and I have a problem with the Textencoding method it uses. By default, it seems to be using msoJapanes as the method. While opening or while mentioning the datasource or wherever applicable, I would like to explicitly use msoWestern (MS Enumeration constant for that from Word 2002 onwards is 1252) as the textencoding method.
I want to do this through 4GL Coding.
I tried like this.
chWord:documents
pen('temp.doc',,,,,,,,,,1252,). It doesn't seem to have any effect. If I have the displayalert set to yes, then I get a 'Filter conversion' dialog box from where I am able to choose the Windows encoding. However I don't want the dialog box method.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
BASAM
I am merging a data file into Word and I have a problem with the Textencoding method it uses. By default, it seems to be using msoJapanes as the method. While opening or while mentioning the datasource or wherever applicable, I would like to explicitly use msoWestern (MS Enumeration constant for that from Word 2002 onwards is 1252) as the textencoding method.
I want to do this through 4GL Coding.
I tried like this.
chWord:documents
pen('temp.doc',,,,,,,,,,1252,). It doesn't seem to have any effect. If I have the displayalert set to yes, then I get a 'Filter conversion' dialog box from where I am able to choose the Windows encoding. However I don't want the dialog box method. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
BASAM