I have a word document with all the Custom MailMerge fields defined.
The file is saved as an XML document.  I have data file for this
document coming to me in an XML format which contains data for all the
merge fields.

I am having trouble merging a letter in Word with a
mailing list I have as a select query in Access. I cannot
connect to the data source. Apparently, I cannot connect
via DDE. How do I connect using another method? Does ODBC

I have several word documents merged to the same Excel
spreadsheet. About 50% of the time that I open these word
files I have to "re-link" them to the source file (I get
the message word cannot find ....).The rest of the time

In my application, mailmerge needs to be performed without any user
interaction.
However when there's any error with source data or any grammer mistake
in the Word template, there may be message boxes poped up. I need to

Does anyone know how to change the default in word to
read Province and Postal Code, rather than State and Zip
Code.  I know you can rename them, but to avoid this step
everytime you create a new list, it would be nice if it

I'm trying to read the mailmerge fields values using the
following VBA code:
If ActiveDocument.MailMerge.MainDocumentType =
wdFormLetters Then

I am having the problem where when I merge the data from
an acces database into word all the names that have a
middle initial display fine, but the ones that do not are
left with a large space where the initials should be. Is

I have received a number of documents, which have fields embedded in the
form, and then protected.
I want to be able to extract the data entered into these forms.
I have done some Access programming to read the formfields collection,

I have an access database tied to a word document. Upon opening the Word
document (with an Access macro) a message pops up warning the user that a
SQL query is about to extract data from the database and asking for
permission to proceed.

I have a Word document that contains a table.  In the table, I have merged a list from Excel (name and account number) into the first two columns of the table.  When I merge the data, I am missing some of the records (the table contains the first record, the second record, and ...

Hello to anybody who can help!!  I have set up a mail
merge with the fields being populated from a query in
access 2002.  The merge will work fine the first time,
but as soon as I query for a different set of data, with

I'm creating a format letter for our company payout of the
annual bonus.  On each letter, there will be a chart
containing the variables that help us arrive at each
indivduals percentages and payout.  My problem is that the

I have been experiencing a problem where my Outlook 2002
keeps requesting my password, even though it is correctly
stated right in the box that is requesting the
information.  My account is set up to remember the

I have a preprinted form that I am wanting to merge
employee information into.  Is there a way that I can
print only the merged information without printing the
full document? (E.g. Sue Smith; rather than First Name:  

I'm using Word 2002 (XP).
I'd like to be able to selectively print enclosures based
on data source values.  Basically, I'll be printing a
cover letter for everyone, but based info from the data