Hello Mike,

Not sure how I will make use of this info, but it could be helpful, I'll have to think about it a bit.

Thanks

Bob

>This might might be part of the solution. Here is how to determine what page you are on, and allows you to skip a page if need be.
>

oWord = createobject('word.application')
>odocument=oWord.Documents.Open('c:\all products') && Multiple page document.
>oDocument.Repaginate  && Just to make sure the page count is right.
>DO WHILE oWord.selection.Information(3)<> oWord.Selection.Information(4)
>       MESSAGEBOX( "The cursor is on page " +TRANSFORM(oWord.selection.Information(3)) + " of page "+;
>        TRANSFORM(oWord.Selection.Information(4)))
>    oWord.Browser.Next && Skip a Page
>ENDDO

>
>>Hello Mike,
>>
>>Good idea, but I would like to use existing documents, I would think there would be a end of page marker of some sort?
>>
>>Thanks for the input
>>
>>Bob
>>
>>>I would suggest that every time you merge a document, you add a recognizable bookmark, that will permit you select a range between two bookmarks.
>>>
>>>>Hello All,
>>>>
>>>>Playing around with some Word Automation to produced a merged document from several word documents. I need a code snippit to select a page as a range and put it into the copy buffer. All I see is info on doing ranges by section, paragraph, etc but not by page.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advance
>>>>
>>>>Bob