When I do a mail merge the text form fields disappear.  I
looked at the knowledge base article 146644 that describes
this known problem. It gives an example of a fix but I
can't get it to work.  I am using Word2000.  Here is the

I have word 2K running under WinXPHome...everything has the latest
updates. HP1100a with latest drivers. The print range for selected
pages doesn't work....1-10 or 5-24 etc will not print. It doesn't
recognize that anything has been put in. Use to work, but maybe not on

Just spotted an anomaly in an Excel database I'm merging.
I'm using MS word 2k and Excel 2k.
I have some entries where the data in 'Address 1' field is the same as the
data in the 'Address 2' field and I can't work out how to do a compare, and

Hi again. You folks were able to help me before, so I'll give it another shot. I hope I'm able to explain this clearly enough...
I'm writing a book about a radio series from the early 1980s and I've just finished collating all the data regarding each episode (title, writer, cast, ...

I Have a macro that I play in my data source for my mail
merge. In this macro there is a few words that are bold
and the rest are not. When I merge the data source the
bolded words are no longer bold. Is there a way that I can

I'm sorry in advance if this answer is already posted
somewhere.... Using Word 2000, I created labels doing a
Mail Merge. After the set-up was complete, I decided I
wanted to change the font of one of the fields (for

I have an excel spreadsheet sorted by a specific field for
my database in my Word Merge. I am trying to use the "Next
Record If" feature to compare the next record with the
current one and if my specific field is the same, I want

Am new to this, so please forgive my lack of clarity.  Am
creating forms that require input from users.  Forms
consist of checkboxes and forms fields.  Most of the
forms are protected, and we are using them in a document

I type in addresses, print labels and things are fine.
Then I go to enter addresses into the form letter and it
doesn't work properly.
FirstName become a name and address.

Assuming no master data source file, is it possible to
simply "reformat" a stand-alone label document, containing
1500 name/address records, from a 10-label sheet to a 20-
label layout? If not, what would be the easiest way to

Hi yet again...
I'm using the following to format my dates as they are pulled over from
Access into my Word merge file:
   { MERGEFIELD ANAirDate \@ "MMM. d, yy" }

I don't understand what what each of the Insert Word Field
options do.  Where can I find an explantion of each?

I don't understand how to make mailing labels...
do i first type all my customer's names in an address book
and then make labels.
i have all microsoft programs loaded in my new computer...

I have multiple documents which I merge to the same Access
database.  Each document I open causes the database to
open again.  Finally my computer slows down after I have
the database opened about six times, and I have to close

I'm using Microsoft Word Version 2000.
I typed addresses in for mailing labels in word, under
mail merge. In the past, I'd then type a letter and merge
the two, addressing the labels.