A while back, our office was upgraded to Microsoft Office 2003.  After having
used it for a length of time now, I really only have one complaint.
The Mail Merge process in Word 2003 is by far the WORST process I have ever
had to use.  Whether you are merging letters, labels, ...

I inherited a Word Mailmerge document and can't find the datasource!  Is
there a way to display the datasource name/path?
TIA Dave

Hmmm...can't figure this one out.  I have Windows XP and Office 2000.
I frequently print mailing labels via 'merge' from an Excel
spreadsheet...and everything works just fine.
I'd like to add a picture and/or clip art (same image to all labels) to the

Hello --
I create reports in Word 2002 with data merged from Excel 2002. I set
up the reports with the Mail Merge menu options in Word. Merge fields
truncate after 255 characters. Strangely enough, report fields _used

I am having a problem with the Mail Merge losing data rows. I am
progrmatically doing a mail merge from vb.net. I have 876 rows in a table
that I am trying to mail merge with (the sql is select * from
wordfriendlytable) the mail merge does not give any error messages. The

I'm trying for the first time to create mailing labels in our Word 97. Each
label will be different. Following the Help instructions has proved to be
beyond my capabilities. Any chance there instructions for this task for the
computerly challenged? Thanks, K.

I've mail merged signatures before, which works fine with:
{INCLUDEPICTURE C:\\Test\\{MERGEFIELD Sales_Person}.jpg"}
However, after upgrading to SP3 using Office XP when I merge to print, it
just prints the same signature all the time. Even with update links and

I am printing address labels and need to place a code at the end of a line
so the result would be 'abc         xyz' spread across the width of the
label. An ordinary tab will not do this when abc is of variable length. I
would be grateful for help please. Thanks.