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But not doing labels. What about letters? Is there something there for that
too? And moving from Excel?

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> Although based on labels which are the most complex merge type -
> http://www.gmayor.com/mail_merge_labels_with_word_xp.htm should reveal all
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> > Tried MS but couldn't find anything there after an hour of searching!
> > Anyone know where the wizard is????? HELP!
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 03 Aug 2006 20:04 GMT
The mail merge wizard is under Tools>Letters and Mailings. However, you are
probably better off to display the Mail Merge toolbar by selecting Toolbars
from the View menu and then check the Mail Merge item. That toolbar
contains all of the buttons that you will need to execute a mail merge,
starting from the first on the left where you choose the type of merge, the
using the second, you select the data source.
It is to that Toolbar that Graham was pointing you suggesting that you look
at the article on his website.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
> But not doing labels. What about letters? Is there something there for
> that
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>> > Tried MS but couldn't find anything there after an hour of searching!
>> > Anyone know where the wizard is????? HELP!
Graham Mayor - 04 Aug 2006 06:48 GMT
There is no essential difference between label and form letter merges other
than that labels add some extra steps. Pick the appropriate document type
from the merge toolbar.
The web page covers merging from Excel - as you would have found had you
read it! :(

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> But not doing labels. What about letters? Is there something there
> for that too? And moving from Excel?
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>>> Tried MS but couldn't find anything there after an hour of
>>> searching! Anyone know where the wizard is????? HELP!