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Date:         Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:18:32 -0700
Reply-To:     Philip Primak <pprimak@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         Philip Primak <pprimak@GMAIL.COM>
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Subject:      Re: transport ASCII table to Microsoft Word
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Hi

I would like to make some additions to my previous posting:

let's say I have a SAS data set with just one variable TEXT, and I have to create a report using data _null_, something simple like this:

data _null_; file "C:\Output\myfile.txt"; put text; run;

but instead of creating ASCII file "C:\Output\myfile.txt" I have to create MS Word file "C:\Output\myfile.doc" I think that it can be done through DDE.

One more thing: I cannot use MS word default settings, so I have changed them (font name, font size, page orientation, page margins etc.) and I have saved all these settings to MS Word template "C:\Templates\mytemp.dot". So my questions would be:

1. How to create report using data _null_ and send it to the MS Word (in general); 2. How to force MS Word to use "C:\Templates\mytemp.dot" 3. How to save the report to "C:\Output\myfile.doc"

I belive that all this can be also using ODS, but again how and how can I use my settings (font name, font size, page orientation, page margins etc.) then?

Thank you for your help Philip Primak


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