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What's the difference between ViewMergedData and MergeToNewDocume.

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NBillups - 13 Jan 2005 21:51 GMT
I am trying to find out what the difference is between the View Merged Data
icon and the Merge to New Document icon . . . both are supposed to allow the
information to be viewed in the text of the mail merge document, yet when I
click View Merged Data, my information will not Save As, unless I also save
the data source in the original document, which I don't want to do.  When I
click Merge to New Document, it works, and I understand why that is--what I
don't understand is why the View Merged Data will not allow me to save the
document (original, data source, and merged) under a different file name
(Save As) . . . the data is deleted unless I save it to the original.  Thank
you for your help.
Doug Robbins - 14 Jan 2005 00:54 GMT
View Mailmerge data is something like Print Preview - Not permanent.  You
can use it to print the result of the merging of a single record, but to
complete the mailmerge process, you must execute the merge either to a
printer or a new document if you need to save a copy of the result of the
merge.

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>I am trying to find out what the difference is between the View Merged Data
> icon and the Merge to New Document icon . . . both are supposed to allow
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> Thank
> you for your help.
 
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