Well ... Nothing happens really.
I get a dialog box saying datasource can't be found ...
I then use the option to remove the datasource / headings
Then I try to open a datasource via the mailmerge menu and select all files
(i.e. *.*)
When I highlight the datasource (a .csv file) it does not appear in the
filename box
In fact come to think of it neither did a word document that I highlighted
in error
Hmmm. Open the csv file in word. Use table > convert text to table and
create a Word table. Save as a Word document and see if that will work as a
data file.
Re-run Word setup from control panel > add & remove programs and ensure that
all the text conversion filters are installed.

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> Well ... Nothing happens really.
> I get a dialog box saying datasource can't be found ...
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JRB - 19 Nov 2004 19:35 GMT
I will try your second suggestion first ... but unfortunately I will not be
able to do so until Monday at the earliest and most probably it will be a
week from today.
I am somewhat like a one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind. (Thank
goodness for newsgroups and MVPs)
The Background .... I was asked, by a friend, to create the mailmerge
routine using vba to manage a simple database of 2,000 records and using by
using vba and automation, print mailing labels, based on various criteria.
It all worked fine (at home) using csv files as a datasource until I
installed it at my friends restaurant...... and it still works here at home.
Regards and thanks again
Jim Burton
> Hmmm. Open the csv file in word. Use table > convert text to table and
> create a Word table. Save as a Word document and see if that will work as a
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> >>>>> Regards & TIA