I have word 2003. I am using a template to merge data into my document.
After saving the document from the template and reopening the document on
another computer, it asks for a data source. This is a pain, especially
oping up 100 – 200 documents.
How can I remove SQL data source and save it to a normal document without
asking for a data source when saving the document off of the template?
Herb Tyson [MVP] - 18 Apr 2008 00:03 GMT
Not positive what you're requesting... but see if this works. Display the
Mail Merge toolbar and click the Main Document Setup tool (first tool from
the left). In the list, choose Normal Word Document, then click OK. Does
that do what you want?

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>I have word 2003. I am using a template to merge data into my document.
> After saving the document from the template and reopening the document on
> another computer, it asks for a data source. This is a pain, especially
> oping up 100 – 200 documents.
> How can I remove SQL data source and save it to a normal document without
> asking for a data source when saving the document off of the template?
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 18 Apr 2008 02:44 GMT
It sounds like you have not actually executed the merge.

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>I have word 2003. I am using a template to merge data into my document.
> After saving the document from the template and reopening the document on
> another computer, it asks for a data source. This is a pain, especially
> oping up 100 - 200 documents.
> How can I remove SQL data source and save it to a normal document without
> asking for a data source when saving the document off of the template?