The original article regarding inserting documents with variable names was written way back in 2009. Since then, as a result of further maturing of XpressDox, some really useful innovations have been added. In particular, if there are data elements whose values are set very early in the process (in fact before step 1 in The […]
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Tag: IncludeTemplate
Tag: IncludeTemplate
Inserting documents with variable names (Part 2)
The IncludeTemplate Command
The IncludeTemplate Command
An entire template file can be inserted into the document using the «IncludeTemplate» command. The included template can contain Fillpoint definitions and even issue further IncludeTemplate commands. It is treated thereafter exactly as if the contents of that included template had been typed directly into the including template. Example: The description of the parties is: «IncludeTemplate(PartyDescription)» The […]
Source and destination formatting
Source and destination formatting
When including part (or all) of one document into another, which is the basis of the BaseTemplate, IncludeTemplate and InsertDocument commands, there is always an issue about what formatting (styles, fonts, etc.) should be applied in the resulting document. XpressDox provides three options for this.