| Example: | | The following example merges a template that contains two merge fields: name and company. [C#]
DataTable mergeData = new DataTable();
mergeData.Columns.Add("name");
mergeData.Columns.Add("company");
mergeData.Rows.Add(new object[] { "Peter Jackson", "The Imaging Source Europe GmbH" });
mergeData.Rows.Add(new object[] { "Jack Petersen", "The Imaging Source LLC" });
mailMerge1.LoadTemplate("template.doc", TXTextControl.DocumentServer.FileFormat.MSWord);
mailMerge1.Merge(mergeData, true);
TXTextControl.SaveSettings sSettings = new TXTextControl.SaveSettings();
mailMerge1.SaveDocument("results.pdf", TXTextControl.StreamType.AdobePDF, sSettings);
[Visual Basic]
Dim MergeData As New DataTable()
MergeData.Columns.Add("name")
MergeData.Columns.Add("company")
MergeData.Rows.Add(New Object() {"Peter Jackson", "The Imaging Source Europe GmbH"})
MergeData.Rows.Add(New Object() {"Jack Petersen", "The Imaging Source LLC"})
MailMerge1.LoadTemplate("template.doc", TXTextControl.DocumentServer.FileFormat.MSWord)
MailMerge1.Merge(MergeData, True)
Dim SSettings As New TXTextControl.SaveSettings()
MailMerge1.SaveDocument("results.pdf", TXTextControl.StreamType.AdobePDF, SSettings)
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