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How do I print a .mdb database inserted into a merged document

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Rambles - 18 Mar 2008 03:56 GMT
As part of a mail merge document I have set up a database.  I now need to
print that database as a separate document but cannot find instructions on
how to print.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 18 Mar 2008 04:21 GMT
If I am interpreting your message correctly, you should create a Directory
type mail merge main document to which you attach the data source and in the
main document, insert a one row table with as many columns as there are
fields in the data source and enter the field names into the cells of that
table.  Then when you execute the merge to a new document, that document
will contain a row of data for each record in the data source.  You can then
insert a row at the top of the table and into the cells of that row, you can
enter the field names.  Then printing that document should give you what I
think you are after.

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> As part of a mail merge document I have set up a database.  I now need to
> print that database as a separate document but cannot find instructions on
> how to print.
Rambles - 18 Mar 2008 04:52 GMT
Thank you - that was the information I needed.

> If I am interpreting your message correctly, you should create a Directory
> type mail merge main document to which you attach the data source and in the
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> > print that database as a separate document but cannot find instructions on
> > how to print.

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