My mailmerger was working just find on the same worksheet.  I must have done
something to cause it to print in fields only, even though the labels look
normal on print view.  

I would like to mail merge a protected form. The idea being to get some info
back from the recipients. As in they fill in the form and email it back to
me. I would think that I should send as attachement. However when you
'Protect form' all the mail merge options grey out, and I ...

I just want to set up a single word template, point it to a specific header
file, and to a specific .txt file, just as as I have done in previous
versions of Word.  I have an inncumbent application that looks for the .DOC,
.HED, and .TXT portions of the mail merge files and uses ...

When starting a mail merge from access to word 2003, word prompts for
location of the data source every time even though the merge has been saved.  
This behaviour is new with word 2003 and did not occur with word 2000.  
Microsoft acknowledged the problem and provided an update ...

I am trying to send a HTML email to our clients using mail merge to insert
their names and Word 2003 as the editor ( I also have outlook 2003). I have
access to other email addresses in the company and I am trying to send this
email from a generic ' marketing' address rather than ...

Hi. A search has given me some info on Directory Merge but I need more help.
The following was from Doug Robbins:
"Use a Directory type mailmerge main document in which you have a one row
table into the cells of which you insert the mergefields.  If you have

I have to send out over 100 emails each with a specific attachment. How can I
do this through mail merge? The only difference to each email and attachment
will be the addressee.

I am trying to build an expression that will make the program look at
mergefield contents, and depending on the first letter of each content print
my own text. So far this has worked well, but now I am faced with one field
content where I really need the second letter ...

I've recently moved to Word 2003 and i am currently unable to filter my mail
merges on date fields. I have and Access database with an ODBC linked table
to SQL Server that holds the raw data. I can filter on numbers and null
fields, but cannot filter on any date criteria. I know ...

I have a merged document, that now every time I open it it appears the
message asking if I want to run the sql command associate to it and I always
have to click yes.
Is there a way to take this off and open it directly?

I am sorry if this has been covered before but I could not find too
much related info by searching.
I have built a web application (ASP.Net) from where I need to print
some labels and faxes.  The way I am planning on doing this is by

Please help!
I have just moved to Word 2003. In Word 2000 I used an Excel worksheet for
mail merge. I would now like to use the same worksheet but when I try to
open data source, my workbook shows "name$" and says "Record 1 has too few

We have an employee roster with about 600 personnel listed, all from 6
different offices.  We have a hard time keeping a printed phone directory
current, so I am trying to create a mail merge that we can use to generate a
phone directory.  Each office needs to be on its own page ...

I put my info in Excel, with only two decimals.  When I mail merge, Word
imports some numbers exactly as they are in Excel, while others import up to
"9" decimal places.  WHY?

Here's my dilemma...  I have a Mail Merge Docs that are compiled of 2 things:
1. Kit, 2. State Specific Application.
What I am doing now, is that I have 12 different merge documents for each of
the state variations that I have to do.  What I would like to do is just have