I've been asked the following question by one of the Word users in my
organisation:
"If you've got fields in a Word document, is there some way to just
TAB between each field?"

I created a mail merge document with no problem.  Now I
need to copy it on to a disk.  I did and when I downloaed
it to my office computer, the datasource was missing.  How
different is XP than Me?  When I copied the document onto

I'm getting stuck using the mail merge directions for
creating labels at the third step, arranging the labels.
I only get one label per page.  How do I get all the
names and addresses in my list onto one page of labels?  

I have been asked to create a direct mail piece to market
to customers that will be generated on a monthly basis.
Each page of the direct mail piece is a separate letter
that needs to be mailed at 3 month intervals. Can I get

I merged a document using data from access.  I would like to remove the associated data source from my document.  When I go to Tool, Mail Merge, Main Document, Create, the Restore to Normal Word Document is not available.  Why is this happening?  Note: when merging, a parameter ...

I have a letter in Word that I merge with a Database in
Excel on a daily base.  The database has thousands of
records.  
Before Windows XP I could find a record in a matter of

I have a word mailmerge document that is linked to an excel data
source. Everytime the excel data is updated, a VBA macro starts the
mailmerge process to create the output document. My problem now is
that different users have to use this from different locations so the

Is there a way to make the field be skipped altogether if
there is no data in it?  I'm merging data into a bulleted
list in a mail merge letter and don't want empty bullets
with no info after them if there are fewer items.

I have an acsess Db that is updated daily.  I would like
to use a data in the db to create form lettes that would
be saved to network drives for others to retrieve.
I'd like to make the process totally point and click for

When merging a document containing paragraph cross-
referencing all references to paragraphs are turned into
straight text.
Is this a fix for this problem?

I am attempting to merge a Word document and an Excel
spreadsheet.  When I merge the 2 together I lose my dollar
signs and my decimals - though this site I found how to
put the switch in the field code to get the dollar sign

I have a form letter which uses information from a secure
access database as its source. When I open the form file,
I am prompted for the database log-in, which is fine,
however, I have to log in twice before the file opens. If

I have created a word document in word 2000 for mail
merge.  This datasource points to a query in MS Access
2000.  In Access 2000 i have written code to open the word
document.  This worked perfectly in the 97 version.  When

I have a html word doc. with a few scattered pics for an bulk email to my customers.  When I send it directly out of word to my personal email it opens perfectly with images and all, but when I send it out as a mail merge, it disregards the images and sends text only.  Any help ...

Currently my users have to have a shared file that they can click on the
word docuement and then manually filter their results in the data
source. I am creating an Intranet page that links to the DOT files. So
the user can then browse to the Intranet page click on the template