I want to send an email merge from word via outlook to over 200 people which
has an attachment. How can this be done so that the attachment is picked up
and attached in the merge.

I work on a help desk.  A user has experienced problem with mail merges in
word.  It is automatically concerting the dates from UK format to US format.

I am trying to create a mail merge document in Word using an Excel file as my
database. Everything seems to work fine, labels look good, all the info is
there. Except I only get 1 page of labels and there should be 10 pages.

I am following a technique found in another thread on this site to loop
through the sections in a final merge document to break the document into
multiple pieces that relate to a specific customer.  The code snippet is
below:

I'm trying to figure out how to have a field in my merge document that you
can just click on and type in the current info.  We have Word 2002 in the
office and everything I see in the on-line help talks about Word 2003.

I have a single document that I need to merge customer numbers into and then
save as separate documents.  There are over 200 so I don't want to do this
manually.  I can perform the merge - that's easy.  It's getting the merge to
save the results as multiple files rather than a ...

Please show me how to produce a personal, non-company address list so that I
can print address labels, perhaps using a non-company version of Mail Merge?
Thanks for any help you can give.
I'm using Office 2003 with Windows XP Home Edition.

I have an Excel database of 287 names. I want to create 1 page of business
cards for each name using mail merge and a label template. I can put in the
fields but it only prints one card for each name. How do I make it create one
full page for each name?

I signed up with stamps.com for the sole purpose of being able to print
electronic postage with mail merge. However whenever I try to click on the
little box for electronic postage, it says I need to install the electronic
postage software before I can use this feature. Well,  ...

When I merge the data from Excel, it looses it's format and just dislays a
"0" where there should be text.  

In office 2003, I merge an excel list containing some dates to a word
document.  Sometimes (not every time), the date format changes from the
European version (e.g. 16/09/05) to the USA version (e.g. 09/16/05) in the
document, eventhough the European remains unchanged and correct ...

I'm creating labels using an Excel file for my database.  I need to include a
telephone number on my label.  Since the formating in Excel does not cross
over into Word, how do I get my label to show a telephone number as
(xxx)xxx-xxxx or even xxx-xxx-xxxx instead of xxxxxxxxxx?

Is it possible for using mail merge (in Word 2003) for sending e-mail
messages with different attachment for each recipient?
If so, appreciate if you can point me to where can I find more information
for how to do this.

I cannot get the Job Titles to print out on the merged letters in Word.  I am
using the Outlook Contacts list as my data source.  The only title that the
data source recognizes is the Courtesy Title (Mr. Ms. Mrs, etc.)  Can anyone
assist?

I got some website feedback last night concerning my tips page on
repeating data.  The user was having no problem applying the {REF}
field method on new documents but it wouldn't work on several of his
existing documents.  On further review the failures always occured in