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Mail Merge - DataPerfect database to Word

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DustyD - 07 Jan 2005 18:01 GMT
My organization uses DataPerfect as our contact database.  Wordperfect is
able to open the .dat files and enable us to merge easily for letters,
reports, etc.  I was unable to access the database information correctly when
trying to run a merge int Word, so that when I actually ran a letter for
merging, nothing appeared.  I also failed miserably at assigning the fields.  
I could see all of the information in the select a field delimiter and record
delimiter box but when I went further was where it fell apart on me.  After
each field and record I saw this ¶ so I am wondering if the data is not
exporting in a format that Word recognizes correctly.
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Peter Jamieson - 08 Jan 2005 09:49 GMT
I don't think you can use these data sources directly, but for some hints on
how to convert the data into a format Word can use, see

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;100153

Peter Jamieson
> My organization uses DataPerfect as our contact database.  Wordperfect is
> able to open the .dat files and enable us to merge easily for letters,
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> each field and record I saw this ? so I am wondering if the data is not
> exporting in a format that Word recognizes correctly.
 
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