I am looking for an easy way to pull up a blank label
sheet, type the different addresses and save the document
for later use - sounds simple but am not having success.  
I type a whole sheet of labels saved them - go back in

We are now using mailmerge very successfully for document assembly
with a number of different documents.
However, if we have only ONE field in the data file that is to be
merged, then word is bringing up a dialog with the following text:

I have Word 2000. I can mail merge just fine with my
Access 2000 data query but I can't sort the mail merge.
I sort the query before I mail merge. Then I try to sort
through the "Query Options" in the "Merge the data with

My vb.net traditional client application needs to automate Word
mailmerge documents across multiple versions of Office (2000 and
later). The application comes with pre-defined .doc files that are
used as "reports". The data comes from an Access 2000 database.

Every time I open a mail merge document in Word 2003
(either manually or through VBA), I get a message that
says "Opening this document will run the following SQL
command..." and I have to choose yes to continue.

I'm wondering if a Word 2000 or Word 2002 mail merge document can
somehow connect to a form in an Access database.  After choosing a
selection in the form, a  query would then run which would send the
results back to Word.

I have recently upgraded from word/Excel 97 to Wrod/Excel xp.  After
creating a data file in Excel I merged into word with no problems.
After upgrading to xp, I can now only merge 255 characters.
The rest of my fields merge properly. Could anyone please help with

I am running ACCESS and WORD 2002 and having problems
merging to an ACCESS query or table.  In Access the query
accuratley shows the records with all the data that needs
to be used in the merge, however, when I try to make the

I have a homemeade application linking a spreadsheet (Excel
2000) to a WORD document.  It is quite a cumbersome
application but works well except for a few strange
glitches.    

MS Word & Excel 2002 SP2
I want to merge Word fields from multiple sheets in the same Excel workbook.
Used to be able to do this with previous versions of Excel.  Can it still be
done, and if so how, and what type of connection is best to be used (DDE,

I am looking for a relatively easy way to create a data
source for a mail merge document that I can format. Data
source created in word cannot be formatted into a form
(or I cannot figure out how to do this).

Using MS Word 2002 can you do a mail merge from an Access 2002 database
where the merge field is an object containing another Word document?
I'm trying to create a second page which will depend upon the query
output.  I've tried and the word document is NOT used as the subsequent

A colleague of mine, who has XP, is trying to create a
mail merge email in Word. He has no problems other than
trying to attach a document. He tells me that there is no
facility for attachments and he would like to know if

How do I add form fields to an existing document?

Can a simple (single table) XML file be used as a data source in Word 2003's mail merge process. Word 2003's on-line docs list HTML as a data source but not XML. I really don't want to transform the XML file to HTML, or import / map XML into Excel 2003 and then use Excel as the ...