Hi trying to produce sheets of labels from an excel work
book datasource in XP.
I follow the wizard but when I do the merge all I have is
blank pages.

I have documents that are structured CONTENTS, RECORDS, SUMMARY.  I would
like to perform a different mail merge on each section, ie. perhaps a
different data source for RECORDS and SUMMARY.  I don't want to have to
break the document up into one document for each section, ...

how do i email my resume;  i have it on a disk,  would appreciate help with
this matter as i'm trying to get a new position.  Thank you

On upgrading to office 2003, the 'find in field' mailmerge command within a
word document linked to an access database is not working.  Link to databse
is OK, can move through records manually.  Database working fine.

I am trying to print to am HP4050 envelope feeder from a Word mail merge. I
keep getting a message that says the envelope feeder is not installed,
although I can print to it from other programs.

I have an excel worksheet which I use as my data source in my mailmerge
The information in the worksheet is about company and the contracts
outstanding with them. For example
Company         Contract

I currently have a "Catalog" mail merge set up to merge
records from one datasource (A Word document containing a
single table with data) into a main document containing a
1 row table with the merge fields inserted accordingly in

Word 2003 mail merge problem.   Using labels and address block is not
including the state, but it is in the source document.  How can I get it put
into the labels?

When using date switch in Word 2002 i.e. @ "MMMM yyyy" on a Windows XP
machine it prints out as required e.g. April 2003, however when printing the
exact same document on a Windows NT machine it prints out as January 2003,
which I gather means it is taking it as American format ...

I am trying to do up an e-mail letter in word 2003.  The
letter is fine.  My list to send it to is fine.  But their
is no room chance to attach a file before bulk mailing.
I will not link the file I need and put it on a website.  

In Word 2000, created a 3 field table for address labels,
began entering data in the Data Form window. After several
completed records, the third field box was greyed out and
contained the message: (Deleted table cell, Cannot edit)

I am printing address labels using Avery L7163 labels but
they are not correctly aligned whichever of my two
printers I use. The spacing looks correct on screen but
the addresses print between labels rather than on them.

When using an Excel spreadsheet as a data source for mail merge in Word, the
date format changes from dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy in the Word document.  The
cells are formatted correctly and my regional settings in Control Panel are
OK.

I'm about to send out an email merge from Word. Wondering if it's possible to
have any replies sent to a different address than the one I'm sending from. I
know I can do this in Outlook, but can't see a way to do it from Word.

I am using Word 2000 (9.0.6926 SP-3).  Under "Tools" on
my tool bar, "Mail Merge..." appears about 100 times.  I
use mail merge with my e-mail provider quite often.  Why
is Mail Merge... appearing so often, and how do I