I have a set of mail merge documents on a network drive
along with their associated data source files.  The data
files are always in the same path although a VB program
changes the data contained in them so that when the mail

I'm experiencing problems with automation from Access to Word.  It always
worked well, but since I installed Office 2003, I get the message that my
Word merge file (with predefined merge fields) is NOT a merge file.
Would anyone know what's going on?

Havete presente il mail-merge?
Una lettera TIPO che per tanti records contenuti in una query su un database
ACCES stampa tante lettere con i clienti che cambiano grazie ai campi
UNIONE?

I'm doing a mail merge with Word from Office XP.  I have these fields in my
datasource:
FirstName
LastName

Sometimes my FirstName fields look like "john" instead of "John".    Is
there an easy way to format the merge field so it capitalizes the first
letter of certain fields no matter what?

I am using Word 2002 and want to use an 'ask' or 'fill in' field so I can
type a list of certificates for students without having to create a data
file. There are at least 2 fields that will be different on each certificate
that I want to fill in before it merges. Any help or links ...

I am using Word 2002 (french).
in Word 2000, sorting or filtering (advanced) data that were numbers or
dates were OK when I used a Word table as data source.
In Word 2002 there is no way to specify the data type when I create my *.mdb

We need to combine several mail merges into one
document, and weed out any duplicate labels.  Is
there any easy way to do this in Word 97?

I'm using an 8 1/2"x11 cardstock sheet to make postcards.  There will be 4 postcards per sheet.  Each postcard will have it own name and address from a mail merge.  How to I get 4 "different" names and addresses on one page?  I keep getting the "same" name and address 4 times.

I have created a number of protected templates in Word 2000.  These require users to enter information using drop down fields, date, and free form text fields.  Users need to be able to copy some of the data in the free form text field from one form to another sometimes (this can ...

One problem I have when merging the data into a word
document.
The table within ACCESS i am using to retrieve the data
for the merge into a word document. I need to split/sort

Hi,
I've been searching the net for a few hours, and have been unable t
find a solution for my problem.
I have addresses contained in html tables (from my web site), and

I tried mailmerge and now when I try to print an envelope using word 2000 or Envelope wizard in office, it prints blank.  All other documents print, even labels.  What caused this and how do I fix it?

I've been tweaking the code below to mail merge from Access 2000 to a
Word doc.
Two issues have come up.
1. The Code does not allow null values in any of the fields. Could

I'm having a strange problem with the output of a mail merge.  Here's the situation.  I'm using Word 97 to merge with a list of addresses in an Access 97 database.  The data source is a select query that draws its data from two tables. My document has the following format: