I'm attempting to create a mail merge document in microsoft word in which I
am attempting to place an image file from an OLE object in a MDB database.
Any assistance on this would be apreciated.

We have created a mail merge letter with a text box. Within the text box are
the top 3 reasons, 1,2,3. After mail merging the 866 names, we've found that
the numbers are continuing - Page two has 4,5,6, etc.

I've been doing a lot of mail merges that require special tweaking with
macros like taking a document and splitting & saving a document into separate
files with the added difficult of having the filename come from fields within
the document. I'm still working on that one.

Thanks for the updated script but how do I add the track changes feature to
the newest script?
Dim i As Long, Source as Document, Target as Document, Letter as Range
Set Source = ActiveDocument

How do I convert a WORD document that has the field names in the first
column?  That is, the information is read the opposite of a table: 1st row
lists the field name, the second row is the data and each record is separated
by a paragraph break

I'm trying to print merged postcards which are 2 up.  That is they are 8.5" x
5.5" with two on a page.  I want to "nest" the address around the text.  
Think of it as a 2x2 matrix with text in the upper and left halves.  The
merged address goes in the lower right quarter.  Spacing ...

Word 2003, Outlook 2003.  Is there a way to select an Outlook distribution
list as the source for a mailmerge?  All I get prompted for is a contacts
folder, and then Word brings up everyone in the contacts folder.  I would
like to use a distribution list in my contacts folder.  ...

I know I can create a Word table and open it as a data source for a mail
merge. Is it possible in Word 2003 when you are creating a new list with
Mailmergeto change the data source type from access to good old original word
tables?

My database has Address 1, Address 2 and Address 3, which I have to include
as separate lines in the merge document.  But, I want to skip the lines if
the merge fields are blank.  How do I do that with Word 2003?

TIA
Have a document which has an excel spreadsheet as a datasource.  Is it
possible to add to that datasource from within Word.  While working on the
main document - or do I have to manually open the data source.

I have a pre-printed award certificate that I need to merge w/an Excel
spreadsheet that has award recipients names, years of service, etc.  How Do I
do this?  I am using MS Word 2000.  Thanks

I'm merging a number of dates from Excel 2003 into Word 2003 using
{MERGEFIELD "fieldnameX" \@"dd MMM yy"}
The first line of dates appear ok but subsequent lines revert to numeric
form 38442 for 31 Mar 05

When printing labels using mail merge, the font size and the page layout
changes when I print, not always but most of the time?  Help!

I am following the instructions from
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MailMerge/MergeWithAttachments.htm
I am using Windows 98 and Word 2000.
I have Outlook installed but use Outlook Express for email.

I merge data into Word from a 3rd party software.  Word automatically formats
it "Do Not Check Spelling or Grammer".  The only solution I know of is is to
select all the text, use Tools, Set Language, Language Tab and uncheck the
"Do Not Check Spelling or Grammer" box.  This is ...