Macro (VB.NET) developping for MS Word

Hello, At this moment we have a new project running. I hope someone can help us with it. We use a macro (add-in) in MS Word in combination with business software. It modifies the Word document which is later on converted to PDF. This Macro (Add-in) needs some enhancements: - The Word Macro, needs Windows 7 compatibility. - The Macro must make 2 different tables in Word. - The Macro should integrate 3 different background templates in one document. The desired output consists of 3 sections, each section has its own background template. So we want to end up with 1 file with the 3 different background templates. In addition we would like the add-in to recognise whenever section 2 (the article section) consists of multiple pages. In those cases the background template should be repeated over these multiple pages. I hope you can help us now with this project; we need this urgently, preferably by the end of THIS WEEK. We also have several other projects with macros and web interfaces and we are interested in a partner to also work with over a longer period of time on other kinds of projects. Please let me know if you are interested to work on this project. Kind regards, DTA Systems ## Deliverables The add in is used for modifying a Word document. (see attachment) Installation instructions: Please copy this file to a safe folder so that it must not be deleted. Then select "Start->Run" and type "regsvr32 [full path and name of the dll file" e.g. if u copy "[login to view URL]" in a folder "c:\test" then the command will be "regsvr32 c: test\[login to view URL]". If u properly run this command then u will get a message that the dll is registered successfully. Now open MS Word and u will get a menu in Tools (in MS Word 2003)/in Add-In(in MS Word 2007) "Update Document Table". After you installed the Add in you can open the [login to view URL] (see attachment) and run the add in. You'll see the add in working. Please try this first for a proper understanding of the situation. The output consists of 3 sections: The header section (page 1), the articles section (page 2; sometimes this section consist of several pages); the final section (last page). What alterations we would need in the add-in, is that the correct background template is added to the file. As you can see in the output example, each section has its own background template. So we want to end up with 1 file with the 3 different background templates. In addition we would like the add-in to recognise whenever section 2 (the article section) consists of multiple pages. In those cases the background template should be repeated over these multiple pages. I have attached the several input documents of the various sections and also the desired final output.