I have created a mail merge and emailed it to a friend.
Once I download the mail merge on the other machine, I was
not able to start entering the data because the data
source was not found. There was know data created just the

I have two tables in Access I wish to draw into one document.  Is this
possible and I am not seeing how?  It appears to not be possible.
Thanks

I'm using an Excel data source that includes Job Title. I
want to be able to take advantage of the Address Block,
but I can't find a way to have the Address Block include
my field for Job Title, even though I match it up in the

Updated from Office 2000 to 2003.  In 2000 had mail merge
that used data file and separate header file, in 2003
cannot seem to have a separate header file with field
names in.  I'm I missing something?

It is possible to mail merge an attachment or a message body, but I cannot
find how to mail merge both the attachment and a message body.
using office xp

I have what I think is a very basic mailmerge question.
I want to write a C# program that merges myTemplate.doc with a db
table, tablePeople.  The result will be a multipage word doc that can
be printed out.

I have three separate lists (in Word 2002) and want to merge them together to
make my life easier.  Anyone know how to do this?

How do I send a merged document as an attachment to email recipients? In Word
2000 one could check this options in a dialog box. I cannot find it in Word
2003.

I am printing addresses on 4UP postcards (that is, 4 postards on a 8 1/2x11
sheet of paper). When I mail merge, I keep getting the same address on each
sheet instead of getting an address for each postcard on a sheet.
I am using Microsoft Word 97.

I'm trying to perform a mail merge in Word XP using the
Mail Merge Wizard, when i get to the option to select Data
Source, i'm selecting Select from Outlook Contacts and
clicking Choose Contact Folder.  Instead of showing my

I can mail merge fine, I just need to add an attachment or two to each mail.  
If anyone can help I would appreciate it.

really annoying to have to go through the wizard (multiple steps) when I just
want to modify the contact list - older versions had just one step.

I am using Office XP under Win XP Pro.
I have an employment contract master which uses an Excel
table as its data source. All appears fine on the screen.
However, when I try to print the merged document, the

I just did my very first email merge.  I created a Word doc, saved it as
.htm, edited in Word to access the mail merge tools and insert the fields.
All went well, except after I sent the emails, I saw the subject lines were
empty.  I don't recall an opportunity to add a subject line ...

i am new to mail merges but i am trying to create some template style
merged documents for some users i support.  i have created an IF
statement using the Insert Merge Field option from the mail merge
toolbar.