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Old 10-07-2018, 10:56 PM
Fixxxer Fixxxer is offline Split word file into several PDF using the bookmarks as split positions and name Windows 10 Split word file into several PDF using the bookmarks as split positions and name Office 2016
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Sir, you are a lifesaver! Thank you!

your macro indeed works for smaller files, like the one I attached, but on larger files, like the ones I usually work with (20-80 pages), it does not. it starts doing something, but then just stops and quits the original word file.

I narrowed it down to the existence of page breaks or column breaks. If I use page breaks, then the above macro does not work correctly. If I use column breaks, it works like a charm!
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