I am experiencing font size difficulties when printing
the merged document. I am simply placing an name &
address on the top of a form letter to be mailed. Having
made sure that the fonts and size match in both the data

I need to do a mail merge, the data source is an Excel Workbook, more
specifically a single sheet in that book.  When i attempt to open data
source, i can only open the main document.  when i select the work book the
only option i get is to select "Entire Spreadsheet".  But the ...

I tried HELP but gave up.  I have a Mail Merge set up to merge my data file
into letters, and it works great.  Now I need to add a new field into my data
file so that when I use the mail merge edit, I can key into the new field.  
This new field is not needed in my output letters, ...

I'm trying to merge a doc that has names, some with maiden names and some
without.  I want the merge to go first(space)maiden(space)last UNLESS there
is no maiden name, in which case I only need ONE space.
Any ideas?

How would I delete address labels that I don't want printed?
Thanks.

I am trying to merge first names into the Avery style 5305 tent card template
in Word directly from Contacts in MS Outlook. The name should appear on both
sides of the folded tent card in the end.

When I create merge labels, why does Word place an extra blank line after the
last line of the address. When I have content that barely fits the label, I
usually have to delete that line. The symbol on that line is a circle with 2
"horns" up top and 2 on the bottom of the circle. ...

I am trying to write a macro that merges, then prints and exits without
saving, when the merge is complete.
I have the following, but it gives me a prompt whether or not to save before
it exits. I would like it NOT to prompt, just exit without saving:

We wrote macros to link up to one of four "mail queues" derived from our
access database.  In Office 97 and then in Office 2000 they worked well but
in office 2003 we simply cannot get them to work properly.
The old syntax was:

There doesn't seem to be any way to sort by zip/postal code like my older
Word did.  Is there?  Thanks!

I have got the following field in a mail merge document:
{={MERGEFIELD Annual_Rent}/4}
I am trying to round down the result to 2 decimal places and tried:
{=ROUNDDOWN({MERGEFIELD Annual_Rent}/4,2)}

At least have the old way of doing it as an option on the updated Word
Software.  The Wizard only adds problems...and is frankly, pretty useless.  

Using Word 2003.
Say I'm entering merge fields for an inside address on a letter, I click on
the "Insert Merge Fields" tool and I then click on the merge field I want
inserted. Unless I close the merge fields selection box, I am unable to do

MS WORD MERGE FIELD LIMIT IS TOO SMALL. The maximum MSWord merge field data
set is 256 characters. This limit makes Word merge useless for many real-life
merges.  If a limit is required please make it very large. Here is a real
life sample to demonstrate: Access/Excel DB holds ...

I'm using an .odc file to pull data from SQL Server 2000 into a Word 2003
mailmerge.
My problem is getting the syntax correct so that I can dynamically create
sql statements to use for the merge.