I have created a mailmerge (envelops) in Word from Outlook. It went fine
except for one problem. When the first name is initials the merge picks up
only the first initial and last name. For instance, data in Outlook such as,
"Smith, C.L." is picked up on the envelop as "C. Smith". If my data in
Outlook is a simply a first name the merge is fine. Any ideas on why this is
happening?
Graham Mayor - 13 Aug 2005 13:51 GMT
You don't have both initials in the firstname box (one is in the middlename
box). See also http://www.gmayor.com/mailmerge_from_outlook.htm

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> I have created a mailmerge (envelops) in Word from Outlook. It went
> fine except for one problem. When the first name is initials the
> merge picks up only the first initial and last name. For instance,
> data in Outlook such as, "Smith, C.L." is picked up on the envelop as
> "C. Smith". If my data in Outlook is a simply a first name the merge
> is fine. Any ideas on why this is happening?