Hello...
I have set up a label merge between Word 2000 & an Excel
spreadsheet that I would like to start printing a list of
labels at a specific label on the sheet, i.e. 3rd label in

I am using MS-Word 2002 and importing data into a form
letter from an MS-Access 2000 database query.  I have the
date format in the database (table, form, query and
report) set to "short date".  When the field is merged

I am having problem updating includetext fields that point
to  a file on a remote ftp server. Since the server
requires authentication, when I update a field, I have to
enter the login information. However, I have a macro that

In some of my templates I have a fill-in field.  When I
open the template the fill-in window appears immediately.  
I don't want the window to appear until I merge the
documents with the receipient.  How can I accomplish

Can you do a mail merge with two tables in an Access database?  I have tried getting two source data and it keeps giving me errors?  Is Word 2003 not able to process multiple data sources?

How do you attached a document for a Word 2003 Email mail
merge and how do you a cc: as the only option that I see
avaliable is To:
Thanks in advance,

I work on a helpdesk and have a user on Word 2002 XP who wants to store a template with Fill-in prompts on a network drive, not in the Templates folder on her C drive.  When we open the file, the prompts won't display - only if we store it in the templates folder and use File New ...

I have worked with CINDY's WWW Page.
This solution uses the MS Knowledge Base
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=105888) with SET, IF,
NEXTIF.

I have a very special problem with a merge :
My data file is very simple : it contains only one value ( Test1 14,29).
The document contains only one field : { mergefield Test1 }
And after the merge, the result is : 30/12/1899 14:29:00.

I am trying to merge several names and address into the
same letter (instead of 1 letter for each name/address).  
Right now I am using the NEXT command as follows
{mergefield recipient_fulladd}

I have a Word form, using an Excel database, where I am
listing people who's been with us for five years.
I set up a table with two columns:
Column A

I'm trying to merge data from an excel file to a form with
blank tables created in Word 2002.
Upon merging -- the data does not merge correctly (all
jumbled, has #'s & words) -- and all data checked to merge

1) In a 10-page or more Word document, I need to email
page 3 IF there were any records at all that were merged
in it, otherwise (if no records are merged in it), email
of that page 3 shouldn't go.

We print to a digital copier that can staple documents.  When performing a
multi-page mail merge, I want the three pages of the letter and forms to be
stapled together separately for each recipient.  However, once the document
is merged, Word considers it to be a single 90 page ...

I have a problem with a bad conversion during a merge.
I have a data.txt  which contains my datas (actually, billing datas, for
example, prices like "0.28"). And in my word document, after the merge, WORD
"transforms" the number into a date (00:00:00 00:28).