I am using Windows NT and Office Professional 2003.  I have an Excel
database of customer names, addresses, and order information that I want to
merge with a customer delivery letter.  This worked fine when I had Excel
97. Since I've upgraded there have been problems.  It worked ...

I feel dumb but I just upgraded to word 2003 after using word 2000 for years. I am trying to mail merge an excel list I transfered to windows. As I follow the prompts I try to open the data source but it won't let me. It says that the document is already being used for mail merge ...

Compared to Word 97 and 2000, Mail Merge in word 2002 and
2003 take MUCH LONGER.  Is there a way to get this to
take less time?  Merging a single document could take as
long as 30-60 seconds (one page document).  The same

Morning everyone,
I'm used to doing simple Word mailmerges from Excel data
using automation in VBA but have a need to use a
datasource other than Excel because of the implicit 256

I'm downloading a file from the AS/400 which has the
customer's name and address in CAPS.  I need to merge this
into a Word document but I want to change the case--  Is
there a way to do this?  Thanks, Diane

I am using Office XP.  I have all of my contacts located
in Outlook 2002.  I often send mass mailings to certain
lists of the contacts which are located in Outlook 2002.
I would like to create label lists in Word 2002 for these

I'm using text form fields in an MS Word 2000 table, does
anyone know how to enable word wrap for a text form field
in a table? Text form fields do not wrap, table grid lines
get pushed to the side whenever I enter a long sentence.

I am using MS Office 2000 Professional, and have a lot of mail merge documents where I have all the required data in an Excel spreadsheet.  I then try and complete mail merges on a selection of the data.
I then copy and paste the spreadsheet into a word document to reformat the ...

When merging a date from an Excel spreadsheet with a Word
document, which ever way I enter or format the date entry
in Excel it turns it into an American date style in the
Word document. I want UK style ie dd/mm/yyyy. There are

I have a mailmerge document that uses a txt file as its primary datasource.
BUT it also has a hardcoded line (paragraph) that prints data from a query
in an access database
The Access application is split I have tried calling the query from the

Thanks to Cindy Meister for providing a link to Leigh Weber's website which
gives an example of a word main document and an imbedded list pulled from an
Access query. i.e. 'compound merge'
Is it possible to include workgroup and user information in the code

this is a line in my mailmerge  document
it works, but the entrys in Test.txt are delimited with double quotes
example:
"Form 123"

I have a template that merges new data from Access based
on a query. The query returns multiple records that can
be viewed in the template as individual documents. I can
then save that document as a "snapshot" of the queried

i am merging from excel to word and have 60 connections
linking letter to sheet. All of them go where they should apart from 1 column of 4 which keeps displaying in the next box down to where they should be.
I also have another problem with the same column which is it swop,s data ...

I'm accessing a database via a RDP connection using TS 2000. All is working
fine except for one problem with mail merges with Microsoft Word. When a
user does a mail merge the data source is exported to this directory:
C:\Program Files\FileMaker\FileMaker Pro 6\datasource.mer