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How do you save an updated data base in Word 2003?

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KissimKid - 12 Feb 2005 04:51 GMT
I sort my data base (mailing list), but the changes are gone the next time I
open the data base.  Additions are kept.  Thanks.  Paul
Doug Robbins - 12 Feb 2005 12:04 GMT
While the datasource remains in its .mdb format, that's the way that it is
going to be.  If you want to retain the sort order, use a directory type
mailmerge to convert the datasource to a table in a Word document.  To do
this, insert the mergefields into the cells of a one row table and execute
the merge to a new document.  In that document you will get a table with
each record on an individual row.  Insert a new row at the top of the table
and insert field names into the cells of that row.   Then save that document
and use it as your datasource.

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>I sort my data base (mailing list), but the changes are gone the next time
>I
> open the data base.  Additions are kept.  Thanks.  Paul

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