We have a statement which reads: {IF {MERGEFIELD Field} <> "" {INCLUDETEXT
"filename"}" ""}.  The letter meges fine, but if we do a print preview or
merge to printer, the text block disappears. If we merge to document and then
print, it works fine.  

   I have a date field called {SaleDate \@ "MMMM d, yyyy"}. I need to add
14 days to that date and have it return as a date in my document.
   For example, if {SaleDate \@ "MMMM d, yyyy"} = September 1, 2005, then I
need to return the date September 15, 2005 in my document. Is ...

I created a directory in MailMerge, but when I try to open it from my disk,
it tells me it can't find the program.  I can open this by going into
Mailmerge, beginning to set up a directory, and then browse for my list, but
I want an easier way to open it.  I need to make this ...

My zip code+4 data show up as 0 in my merged MS Wor document.  The data has
already been formatted "Special Zip+4".  What am I doing wrong?  Thanks!

I've merged my contact file from Outlook with the mail merge in Word 2002 and
can get 1 page of the contact's labels to view and print but it should be 3
pages.  What's happening?  All the mail merge shows is one page and that's
all that prints.  Why can't I get all three pages ...

How can I specify to start printing labels at a different row other than the
top?

I want to create multiple mailing labels for one record in my data source.
How do I prevent the Next Record from automatically appearing when I create
my labels?
Do I have to remove them manually from all 29 labels?

Hi - I'm hoping someone can help with a strange problem I'm having.
I've created a data source with the following fields:
listed_by
vendor_street

1.  You could create a master document which, when loaded, would ask for
input such as Name, address, etc. and once entered (1 time), it would
automatically insert that data in 1 or more places within the document.
This data would not be saved unless instructed to do so, so ...

I use word 2000 and access 2000.  In access, I create all caps by using > in
the format section of my table.  When I merge labels in word using the mail
merge feature, with access data as the source, the labels come out lower or
initial case.  

I need to create some kind of mailmerge that links a Word doc to a single
file (Excel, Access, whatever) which contains an extensive glossary, and let
the user pick wich terms from that glossary want to include in the active doc.
Any help will be much appreciated.

I have an Excel "database" consisting of high school classmates. Pertinent
fields for this question are FirstName, LastName and MarriedName. LastName is
the last name of the classmate when they were in high school. If they are
married, it's their maiden name.

Or do I need to create different files for different Word versions?  I
started out with Word 2000 on my own system but I'm having difficulty
testing it with the other versions of Word. I seem to be running in
circles trying to please all three flavors of Word.  Any suggestions or

If I have tif image files in an image directory and one merge field contains the
image file name, can I create a string that has the path to the image folder &
the contents of the merge field as a filename?
The resulting link looks correct but the inner merge field w/in the link ...

I am looking for a template that will fit A2 envelopes having a return
address on it.