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Clyde Thorne - 19 Apr 2006 15:16 GMT
I have made a single document that I have merged with MS Access.  The new
document is now about 125 pages, but when I try to number the pages, each
page is labled as "Page 1".  How do I get MS Word to view this document as
whole document instead of individual letters.  Thanks.

clyde
Peter Jamieson - 19 Apr 2006 16:14 GMT
For letters, Word creates a new section for each record in the data source,
which is why you have multiple page 1s. You can either
a/ change the section breaks to page breaks, post-merge (and deal with any
formatting problems that might result) or
b. set up your mail merge as a "Directory" Merge (or Catalog Merge in Word
2000 and earlier). In that case, Word does not insert either a page or
section break after processing each data source record so you need to put
your own page break at the end of the mail merge main document. You may have
difficulty with fields in headers/footers not evaluating in this case.

Peter Jamieson
>I have made a single document that I have merged with MS Access.  The new
>document is now about 125 pages, but when I try to number the pages, each
>page is labled as "Page 1".  How do I get MS Word to view this document as
>whole document instead of individual letters.  Thanks.
>
> clyde
 
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