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Opening a word off of a query using a form

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DIRENE

DIRENE

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Jan 19, 2004
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I need to sent customer letter when the purchase a new vehicle from us. What I need to do is have a form with option goup on it 1month, 2month ect. and a button that if option 1month is select that word opens with a letter named :eek:ne month making a letter from each person that matches the query. Then if 2month is select word open with a letter named 2month ect. Do you have any easy ansrews.
I try createWordLetter() function but I don't not how to change the line:

.ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("LASTNAME").Select
.Selection.Text = (CStr(Forms![frmTestWord]![LastName]))

from a form to a query and even if it's able too.

Thank you Irene
 
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