When doing mail merge from a .csv data file,  the mail
merge blows up when there are double quotes (") in any of
the data fields.  Is there any way to escape these extra
quotes?

I'm trying to run a mail merge using Word and Excel 2000.
My PC is a P3-1.13Ghz with 384 MB RAM running WinXP Pro
on a SBS2000 network.
The Excel spreadsheet contains 5 worksheets.  I want to

I am attempting to merge a word 2002 document with a
access 2002 database. The fields i am inserting are setup
as a date/time data type in my access table. there are
several of these fields that are sometimes blank. When i

I want to print the MAIL MERGE RECIPIENTS LIST for a
document I created. The list was created through the MAIL
MERGE wizard.
Thank You

I am trying to do a Form Letter MailMerge into Word 2000 using an Excel  
2000 workbook as my source document. The information in my source document  
is actually a series of menus. Simplified, it looks like this:
Meal,Menu,Week,Day

I am trying to merge several documents that were created
wtih the same template by different people into one master
document. It is mostly a series of bullet points.I would
like to include each bullet point rather than combine what

With Windows XP and Word 2002 I keep getting prompted for the above in
non-automated docs. I have read the article (289830) in the KB about it, but
I'm still not sure what is the best way to not get this message, and why I
get it with every file I've linked so far. Whether it be ...

I create a text file in access with the merge fields for a word document.
However I set the output it always includes the time part of the date of
birth as zeros e.g. 12/2/60 00:00:00 which I then have to manually delete
from my word document once the field codes have been unlinked.

Currently, we have a form set up in Word that we do mail
merges from. We have hundreds of these forms and 100's
more documents that are merged to these forms. Each time
we open one up, we get the folling error message:

I am attempting to mailmerge into a report with data
exported into a CSV (comma-delimted file).  The issue I
have run across is the following.  
On the report, I may or may not have multiple products

I am using Microsoft office 2000
I have a list of contacts in Microsoft Outlook and I want
to quickly insert just one contact record into a custom
fax lead sheet created in word. Without going through the

I have saved my mail merge to a floppy disk, but when I
tried to open it on the same or different computer I
couldn't why not?  I am using word 2002 thanks

I take various parts of a datasource and put them all
together on mail merge to make a unique reference.  When
the reference is displayed in the merged document, it has
become text.

Since I updated to Office 2003 SP1 I have a really annoying problem.
I have a lot of documents with embedded IF... THEN... ELS
constructions. Since the update an error occurs randomly and it depend
from document to document. I know this doens't make it easy to find

I have a merge letter that includes a table with merge fields in it.  I
wanted to know if I could delete that table and add another table based on
one of the fields in my data source.  Similar situations are in other
threads, but not where you actually replace a table with ...