I haven't done a Mail Merge since Word 98 (I think.) I now have Word 2002
and tried to do a Mail Merge to create mailing labels from a Microsoft Works
Database. I used the Wizard which seemed pretty easy and self-explanatory,
but none of my data shows up on the labels, either on ...

I want to merge data from excel into a single word table ie. the information
on each row in excel would be merged into its own row in word, without
section breaks (right now the merge results in each Excel record in its own
table on separate pages).  Help please!

When using Word 2003 Mail merge to print mailing labels, why does it generate
only one page of labels?  How can you get labels for the entire data source?

How do I set up labels for mass mailing using a Word 2003 table running under
XP, as the data source?

I'm trying to merge address labels from an Excel list, but when I view
or merge the data I get records 1-16 on page 1, 2-17 on page 2, 3-18
on page 3 etc.
I'm using XP SR2 & Office XP SP3.

I have Microsoft Office which includes Word 2002. I would like to use my
address book in Outlook Express as the source for the merge. I can't. Word
says there is no file found. Any ideas?
Thanks.

I'm downloading a data base in word merge (rtf) and need to import info to
USPS in xls form.
How do I convert rtf to xls in order to do this. A step by step by step
would be very much appreciated.

I have a macro that searches through a document for MergeFields, storing the
fieldnames in an array.  I first switch on fieldcodes view, and view page
header/footer before searching - this seems to work fine.
My problem is that when textboxes have MergeFields in them, they are not

Is there a simple way  of copying a set of merge field conditions oout of a
mail merge document and then pasting the codes in a way someone can read the
code, rather than the results of the code?  It'd be really good for posting
code in a newsgroup.  It can be very tedious typing ...

I would like to use my company's Global Address List as my e-mail merge data
source in using the mail merge feature to distribute merged e-mail messages.  
I appear to be overlooking the solution.

My data has a PO box address and an actual address when PO box address is not
available it is marked NA and visa versa. How do I get the merge to use the
PO box when available and the actual address when available?

It seems the Mail Merge engine is not utilizing the available CPU efficiently.
We are manually merging a Word template with Text Data Source and it is
taking more than an hour to complete the merge.
Any help in optimizing the CPU allocation will be much appreciated.

When I do a mail merge for labels, only 1 sheet of labels shows up, even
though there are many more names.  Also, when I choose to do a mail merge for
envelopes and I choose my data base source, 3 or 4 data base names show up
and when I choose the correct one, the header names ...

I'm trying to apply the logic of IF MERGEFIELD A = A and IF MERGEFIELD B = B
DO this.  I haven't successfully been able to do this.  Does anyone have any
suggestions.  This is what I have gotten so far, but I can't seem to get the
syntax correct:

I have 3 date fields in an access database.  Date1, Date2 and Date3.
It is possible that either 1, 2 or all 3 will have date data in them.  Date3
will not have data if Date2 is blank.
I want to have a mailmerge add different wording if ONLY Date1 has a date,