I am using office xp pro. I am trying to merge various
fields from this database. Everything seems fine except
for one date field. Within the database the date format is
2 Aug 2004, however within word it is 8 Feb 2004, the day

In Word you can mail merge to labels, form letter, or
labels. Can you mail merge to a postcard? Avery 5389?
Thank you

I am trying to send a mail merge (with email) and I want
to CC some one in those emails. I have tried typing to
emails in the email field but it does not recognized them
(even separating them with a ";" or a ",")

Issue:
I have a Word document that I would like to merge to new
data. It was previously mail merged with an Excel file.
Now that I need to use the original "unmerged" document

We have a series of documents that we need to print,
however, date fields were used in all these documents, so
when we print them, they all show the current date.
Is there a way to prevent the date field from

I am merging contact information into a label. There are fields for
FirstName1, LastName1, FirstName2, and LastName2. While there will always be
an entry in FirstName1 and LastName1, often there won't be in FirstName2 and
LastName 2.

I am  college professor currently in Moscow RussiaI and I
have a small mailing list and publication
I have subscribers, non subscribers and expired
subscriberes

I've created an Access 2002 database for a client.  They
have  a number of pre-existing documents that they use to
merge info from the database to send out to customers.  The
database is split so that the tables reside on the server

I have a database merge field in my document that returns
a number of fields from the database.  It returns it in a
table format, how do I format the table for example: make
the heading bold, numbers align to the right, column width

I have a WORD document that uses an excel workbook for the database. I have
a filed that can be either text or currency. Generally this is currency and
I have it formatted with the switch \# $#,##0.00 and it works fine, EXCEPT
when I have an entry that is text (Such as Commission).

I'm trying to do a mail merge in word 2003 (office 2003).
My address book is in Access and when I merge, the format
it comes up with is
company name

I'm trying to run a Mail Merge that grabs data from an
Access 2002 (I'm using Word 2002) database.  It all works
fine except for the fact that data that is formatted as
Currency in the database comes into the Merge document as a

I currently have an access query which will produce a list
of managers and employees they manage.  Sometimes a
manager may have one employee they manage or they may have
50.  I would like to create a mail merge where I can send

I have used the below guidance to set up a mail merge to force a new
category to a new page, it work fine in the example for standard tab format.
However, I have six fields to pull data from (Excel File), two of the fields
contain long sentences (Title & Resolution Action).  So I ...

We have access database which contains records of mail
labels needed to be printed. ABC corp. has 5 entries, XYZ
has 20 entries and DEF Corp has 10 Entries. We have a
query in Access that pulls the records and we use that