We're have a rather strange problem with Off2003 DUTCH
Service Pack 1 (the SP is important).
Are mail merge document contains following code :
{ IF { MERGEFIELD M_68} = "Ongehuwd" "ongehuwd" "{IF

I use Word 2000 and I call its mail merge from Visual C++. It is simply a DLL library, which calls directly the Word object which makes the mail merge, and I in my program call this DLL library.
I have header file and data source file as txt files, with delimiters "new line" ...

Hi, I have Office 2003 running on XP home edition.
I have a Word document (Real Estate Purchase Agreement)
which is very tightly typed, with numerous places to fill
in text/numbers.  How do I convert this existing file to a

I have a table as a Word document which I use as my data source with 59
adresses. Once I merge it with a form letter only 11 addresses are shown and
Word misses the other addresses.
I have checked the print settings so that 'All pages are printed', all

Is there a way to run a macro before (or after) each record is merged.
Is there a way to read the merge fields into the macro

I'm merging inventory data from Access 2002 to Word 2002
in order to produce a catalog. Data merge fields are
arranged within a _table_ in Word for layout/formatting
purposes. When I run the merge each record writes to its

I have a main merge document in Word 2000.  The entire document consists of
these statements:
{ If { MERGEFIELD DAW1CD } = "A100" "{ INCLUDETEXT I:A100.DOC \* MERGEFORMAT
}" }

I am an experienced user of Office.
I am using an Excel spreadsheet to generate labels using
Word's mail-merge function.
My labels have three fields on two lines -

Hi - I'm not sure why I'm getting the following message:
"Do you want to merge changes in 'Smith Letter' back
into 'C:\Documents and Settings\MyDocs\Smith Letter.doc?
This is reoccuring in several of my documents.  I do share

I have a merge document that I want a typist to be able to enter a
date in either a ASK or FILLIN field and then use that information
later in the document.  For example, I want the typist to enter the
date as August 9, 2004 and have that used later with the format of

Hello, I'm using Access 97 to open a Word document that is a legal document
for my client.  I'm using the merge feature in Word to insert certain data
stored in a SQL Server database that changes earch time the report is run.  I
put a text file on the network that Word uses for ...

How can this be changed so that Word Accepts it rign now it does not
allow embeeded skipif statments
{ IF { MERGEFIELD CC_ApptDate } <>"" " {
SKIPIF { = { MERGEFIELD "CC_ApptDate"

Trying to figure out skipif Why does this yield NO RECORDS    
{SKIPIF { COMPARE "1" = "2" } }
When without it I have 50 records?

I have imported data from excel xp spreadsheet into Word
xp to use in mail merg, but when completed the merg the
dates from the merg are in American ( mm/dd/yy), in the
spreadsheet the field for Date is set to english Uk (

I have a VB program that has for years been happily
mailmerging with older Windows, Word and Excel versions.
Now a customer has an XP installation with Office 2002.
Whenever the program now starts a mailmerge, Word throws