I have created a document with a variety of text form
fields.  I have not protected the form as this the user
is free to make changes.
The document was created in Word 2002. I can select the

I do frequent email merges through Outlook via Word as my email editor.  I
always like to do test merges first, and see how they might appear to our
recipient clients.  On the last email merge I did, I sent one test email to
myself at my Outlook address, and one to my personal ...

Does anyone has an experience with Word Doc Mail Merge
using SQL Data at run time. What I want to do is when user
is viewing a customer record online, I want to merge
customer field into a word doc template that I have set up

My Google-fu has deserted me today. I remember a while back seeing
something about changing the default folder from "My Data Sources" to
whatever by a registry hack. I have just wasted several hours trying to
find the appropriate reg key and searching for any reference thereto on ...

I have a mailmerge document with approximately 100 fields, connected
to an Access multi-table query.  In the merged document, Word is
breaking pages in seemingly random locations in a specific field.
This happens with only a small percentage of records.  The field is a

I have to create a merge field that detects surnames that have the first
letter in u/c and third letter in u/c e.g. McDonald.  Same for surnames like
MacDonald or de Moray.  I should be using the IF Statement but I don't know
the formula/merge field command to setup?  

I have a merge document where the letterhead is a picture and text in the
header and text-only in the footer. The merge document is a single page with
very small margins (0.25 top and bottom). I'm merging from an Access database
into documents, a few at a time from a list of ...

I have sent email merges many times over the years with
success, both with and without the Wizard, with earlier
versions of Word and my current Office XP version.  All
of a sudden I am having trouble and for the life of me

For the life of me, I can't figure out what I am doing
wrong.  I will try to explain it to the best of my
ability.  
When I am viewing my document so that I can see the merge

I upgraded from Office 2002 SP2 to Office 2003.  Now Word
prompts me to select the field and record delimiters when
I try to perform a merge.  
The message: "Header record delimiters; data fields must

I am attempting to create a template form letter with Ask fields.
I have created the Ask field in the body of the Form and have repeated them
on the second page using REF (as this doc has to be in duplicate), and saved
it as a template.

I am havinga huge problem with my mail merge that could
prevent me from fully implementing my new database.  
Here's the (thorough) setup: I have two computers
networked through an access point/router, the "Dell" and

Help says not to use the Skip if field in Word 2002 and
instead use the Recipient dialog box to filter my list,
but I am going to use this template with different
spreadsheets and I don't want to have to pick the

I have been trying to mail merge a list of firstnames, surnames, addresses,
suburbs and postcodes from exel onto a document in word. I go through all the
steps in the mail merge wizard and at the end my letter ends up with a list
of surnames, addresses and postcodes (no first ...

In Office 97, I could link several Word letters to one
Excel spreadsheet (ie the data) and use a Wizard to filter
as necessary.
New records could be added to an existing data file and