Does anyone know of an application or other integration to enable a merge field
to be represented as a barcode?
The application is GoldMine so I cannot remanufacture the record formatting.
The few barcode examples fail due to the ascii chars such as an accent,

I'm doing mailmerge using office2000 Word and Access. Where can I set the
email format to HTML instead of plain text in word?

I have a user who has mailing labels. In Word Perfect, he
could specify a "starting value" for a specific field
(which would appear on the mailing label). Think of it as
an "index number" for example. This number would then

I am merging an excel file to a word letter.  I cannot
carry the currency format of the cell from excel to the
word field.
I know this should be simple but I can't figure it out.

I'm using access data base for my source.
I have records ie 003890, 003891 for several hundred
records.  I would like to put three of these numbers on
each label in numerical order.

Is there any way to avoid default date/time from
appearing in a mail-merge when the dat field is formated
for a date but has no data.

We use Word mail merge feature in our company for mass mailing. Typically in
our case the first page of a source document is taken form a different paper
tray as the additional pages.
We use a HP4300 printer for this and it works okay.

Thank you for reading my message, unfortunately Peter
Jamieson said he'd be out of town, and I still have one
issue to solve asap (I posted the below msg yesterday
under original thread), hope you can help me with that

I'm trying to create a Word 2000 mailmerge from an Access
97 query that will list all open orders by customer.  
Consequently, this creates a separate page in the
mailmerge for each record.

I am trying to use mail merge to generate e-mails from
addresses in an Excel spreadsheet.  I am using Office XP
and have just upgraded Outlook to 2003.  The problem I am
encountering is that when the final merge is executed,

We have a Mail Merge main document that uses various delimited text
files as the data source. The text files are produced by a legacy
application & stored in dated archive directories-so the data source is
different every time the main document is opened.

In Word 2000, I have a mail merge document that has the standard Word date
field inserted in it.  It is set up to update automatically, yet it is not
doing this.  What could be causing this and how might I fix it.
Thanks,

I have a mailing list in a comma delimited format which I
can successfully import into Word but the name field has
the last name listed first, then a comma and one space and
then the first name.  Is there any way I can easily get

how do you get rid of blank lines after merging an excel
document?  the blank lines follow the fields.
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I am importing records from an Access database into Word.  I have another program feeding the data into Access.  My problem is that one of the fields in Access is a memo field where users enter bibliographic information and have to italicize certain words.  If they use <i></i> ...