Summary: I know I'm not the first on here to have a "huh?" moment with this: I am trying to do a mail merge to email between Word and Outlook on Office 2003 us...
Summary: I am doing a mailmerge to email (as attachment)starting from Outlook 2002 to Word 2002 and back to Outlook - as attachment). I want Outlook to use a c...
Summary: Hi. I've just learnt how to do mail merge in Word 2003 but I can't find anywhere in help or on Google on how to get a persons name in the subject line...
Summary: Word 2003 Mail Merge Question I have a client who uses Visual FoxPro to automate Mail Merges with MS Word 2003. They manually connect the Mail Merg...
Summary: I'm using Word 2003 to create a document containing several pages of data (with BOLD, Underline, Color, etc), kept in an Excel 2003 list. When I do a ...
Summary: I have a database that does mail merge to over 70 different documents and now I need to add a new one. I have copied an exisiting document and now nee...
Summary: I'm having trouble with a complex mail merge in word 2000. I have an access database 2000 where all the data is stored. the data required is selected...
Summary: I have Office 2000 installed on XP. I am trying to do a mail merge to e-mail starting in a contacts folder in Outlook and selecting E-mail as the outp...
Summary: I am having a problem with Microsoft Access 2002 mail merging to Word 2002. I am storing a date field in my database in the format "dd MMMM yyyy". Whe...
Summary: I have a database that has various mail merge word templates that it uses. My client has just upgraded from Office XP to Office 2003. All the mail-mer...
Summary: I have a Word mail-merge document that uses an Excel spreadsheet as a data source. With Office 2000 I could email the linked files and the recipient ...
Summary: Hi everybody. I'm new here, referred by a friend in the forum. So please forgive if I mess up some protocol I'm at the end of my rope trying to figur...
Summary: using Word 2003, mail merge works up to the point where I select the data source, then it all crashes back to the desktop. Other PCs (exactly the sam...
Summary: Hi all! What I've got is a word document with all of the mail merge fields created and ready to drop data in from a database file (put data ID # here,...
Summary: Hi folks I'm having a strange problem with one of my clients trying to use mail merge from Word 2003 to send out batch mailings. We used to use Eudo...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to use mail merge from an MS Excel 2003 List. This was working last week, and now all of a sudden, the Word document doesn't recogniz...
Summary: Hi I had a question about a problem we've been having with opening a .dbf file within a word document using the mail merge feature. I'm currently run...
Summary: ok I'm a bit rusty - I haven't done a mail merge for about a year - but can't the merge "just" be recreated. Open word normally and create a NEW merg...
Summary: I am posting this question for my colleague who had problems in Word 2003 mail merge with Access parameter queries. She was doing mail merge in Word 2...
Summary: Hi my name is Mike Smith I am attempting to create a mail merge using information from a database as my data source. The address block is to include 6...
Summary: I figured out part of the problem. Within outlook there is a setting to "show the folder as an email folder". If this is on, the folder appears to t...
Summary: I'm doing a mail merge from excel to word. I am able to get all the information needed from excel to word without a problem. In excel, I have a for...
Summary: Hi, I was just wondering if some kind soul could help me. Is it possible for me to set up a mail merge on behalf of someone else. If you don't und...
Summary: I am trying to seperate out each of the seperate letters I create using the mail merge feature in MS Word 2003. How can can I create seperate letters...
Summary: I am trying to use an excel spread sheet in mail merge.I want the sheet to be blank so I can use it as a document. When I try to open the sheet it do...
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