Set this up as a catalog/directory merge and do not use the NEXT field.
Merge to a new document and add any supplementary information you want to
include to that document.

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Thanks for the advice, but what is a "Catalogue / Directory merge"? Is that
from Word? I had problems merging data in Word from Outlook. The problems I
was having were because the contacts all have email and fax numbers, I always
got duplicate records - one with the email and one with the fax number. I
gave up working on that system and used the mail merge feature right in
Outlook.
> Set this up as a catalog/directory merge and do not use the NEXT field.
> Merge to a new document and add any supplementary information you want to
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Graham Mayor - 06 Dec 2004 17:47 GMT
A catalog (now called directory) merge is a type of merge intended for
producing lists. Set the document type to directory from the merge toolbar
and enter the fields pertinent to a single record. Everything you enter is
repeated for each record each immediately following the one before.
- see http://www.gmayor.com/mail_merge_labels_with_word_xp.htm for
information on merging generally
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> Thanks for the advice, but what is a "Catalogue / Directory merge"?
> Is that from Word? I had problems merging data in Word from Outlook.
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