Jose,

I've been trying to get MailMerge (MM) to work using the VFP 6.0 FoxPro Foundation Classe (FFC) MailMerge, and have been able to make it work rather easily by plopping the MM class on the form and then running the form or even the app through the command window, but when I create an EXE I get a not enough memory error (I have tons of RAM memory, 96mb, and h/d free is 800mb). Have you tried to use the FFC MM? Any ideas of how MS wants the FFC to be implemented?

I was intrigued by your comments on using the bookmarks, right now I've got a Word IF construct,
{IF{MERGEFIELD wt_ltrtp}="NY30" "{INCLUDETEXT "c:\\foxdev\\analyzer50\\letters\\NY30.DOC"} {INCLUDETEXT "c:\\foxdev\\analyzer50\\letters\\FED30.DOC"}}

The NY30.Doc and Fed30.doc obviously are mailmerge templates, with the fields already placed within the boilerplate text, awaiting a series of records to be merged against the appropriate document. When I use this method, if the document (NY30.DOC, for example) has a header or footer, it is not included in merged document, while the body of the text and the merged fields all appear correctly. Is there some switch I can throw to ensure the headers and footers are being included in the merged document, if the template it's based on has headers and footers? I haven't been able to find much info on the use of INCLUDETEXT.

Would you mind describing in a little more detail how you would use the concept of the bookmarks as an alternative to the above method, and will it ensure the headers and footers of the template document are included in the merged doc?

Sorry for the involved question, but this has stumped me for quite a while, and I'll appreciate any help you can provide.

Kevin