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How are two titles used in mail merge?

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jady - 11 Jan 2006 16:57 GMT
How do you use two different titles to one person in the same letter.  
Example:  I want one title in the address and a different one in the
greeting.  Please help!
Charles Kenyon - 11 Jan 2006 17:10 GMT
Create two separate title fields in your data file, one for each place.

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> How do you use two different titles to one person in the same letter.
> Example:  I want one title in the address and a different one in the
> greeting.  Please help!
Graham Mayor - 12 Jan 2006 06:47 GMT
Or use a conditional field to place the second title, assuming the merge can
identify when to do so from the rest of the data.

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> Create two separate title fields in your data file, one for each
> place.
>
>> How do you use two different titles to one person in the same letter.
>> Example:  I want one title in the address and a different one in the
>> greeting.  Please help!
 
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