I have been trying to help a friend using Office 98 on a
IMac to set up labels from a Xcell work sheet. On my own
machine which is PC based I have done it many times by
going to Word On the tools menu and pressing Mail Merge

I am needing to convert mail merge files that were created
in Wordperfect. I am not sure how to do this.
I have tried opening and saving the file as a Word mail
merge main doc. But when I bring it into Word the merge

This may seem like a simple problem.  I have 10 pages of addresses
listed on a word document.  I need to merge these into mailing labels
and am having problems getting them to merge.  Can someone help me?
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In Outlook 2002 I have modified my Contacts form to use
non-standard fields suchs as "gender" en created a couple
of custom field.
I would like do a mail merge in Word (2002 as well) using

After I merge a Word document and detach the data file,
the fields in the header and footer do not retain the data
information but print the field code instead.  How can
this be avoided?  Tnx.

I'm trying to creat labets in Word 2002 with information
that I have in Access 2002. I can do some but not all the
fields will go in. The main one like the street address
will not go. I have tried the wizard and it does not work

I am trying to print Avery 8160 (sheet) labels using Mail
Merge in Word 2002 (SP-2).  The datasource is an Excel
spreadsheet with addresses in it.
The merge appears ok on the screen but when printing, I

I need to know how to change the source for addresses in
MS Word, envelops and labels, from outlook to outlook
express, or any other source where a comprehensive
address list may be kept.  MS Word only seems to

I've searched the newsgroups, but can't find anything on this.  I hope someone can help me do this
I need to loop through all letters in a folder, extract the delivery address from each, and add it to a list to create an address list of all receipients of these letters.  This is a ...

Hi. Im sure I didnt have this problem before I converted
my database and Word to 2002. When I merge to a document,
the document seems to be just one big page - even though
its separate pages in the Main document. This means that

I am using an excel spreadsheet that get's e-mailed to me as the data
source for a form in Word. The first column contains the reference
number, and should be in the format CHP000S000M.
The person at the other end has set this custom format up in Excel so

I've got a spreadsheet and in cell A2 the user will input
a date.  I'm trying to provide a calculation for cell B2
that will subtract 1 month from the date in cell A2.
For instance, if the user types in December 12, 2003, then

I've created a Word XP mail merge document that uses some
fill-in fields.  Now I want to take this same data from
the fill-in fields and use it in other locations in the
document.  I've tried Bookmarks and Hyperlinks and either

I am doing a label mail merge and when the merge is
complete and I review my labels there is a comma before
the city in the address. I looked at my data source and
there is no comma at the beginning of the city in my

I am merging Access 2000 database to Word 2000. The
database contains two types of national characters -
Polish and Danish. The problem is that after mail merge
from Access to Word only the Danish are transferred