I am trying to merge data into separate Word docs that I am merging to
"electronic mail" (Word 2000) and sent as e-mail attachments.
So far so good, however, there are two issuse:
1. How do I protect the documents after the merge? (I can't do a merge

I was using word to sent out a newsletter with 15 groups in Outlook Express.
These 15 groups consist of 600 email addresses.
I tried using mailmerge in word in order to send these emails to each
individual instead of using BCC.  Aol really has a problem with that amongst

how to save an address that was put on an envelope for later use

Many merge documents created at work without any user input- and every one
of them is saved so you can look at them latter.  Thousands a week - so
storage is an issue.
I am looking to keep the files as small as possible - so pictures

Aside from using the cumbersome mail merge, is there a decent way to take
access data and use it to fill-in a printable form?  By "form" I mean like a
tax return, not an access "form."

We have documents in word 2000 that use info from an Access database on a
server as the data source for mail merge. The datasources have been saved
with each document. One of the computers has Office Professional XP and has
no problem with the data source that is saved with each ...

Hi everyone - hope someone can help.
I have a 130 page document that I "personalize" using Access and merge with
a word document that contains the merge codes. I merge ten documents at a
time into a 1,300 page document that gets printed.

I am creating a letter using the mail merge function. I need to also create a
label on another printer.  Can I create the label and then print it on a
seperate printer (it is actually a label printer) from the letter?

My default printer is a Brother Laser. My special printer is a Canon Inkjet.
I printed a letter as normal and then tried to print an envelope from the
address on the letter to my Canon. I could find no simple way to make the
change of printers since the print setup did not exist ...

I am trying to create mailing labels using the mail merge in microsoft word2003
I created a mailing list (Contact list)
but it won't apply the address to the labels
It just prints the word (record)???

I want to put a field from my filtered data source (the same data appears for
each record in the selection) in a heading of my merge document (i.e., the
course title for a list of registrants).
How do I do that?

Hi...
First, running Word 2002.  Also, use Outlook 2002 and decided to create
CONTACTS as... friends/family we filled in the HOME ADDRESS (Business
Address blank); non-friends/family we filled in BUSINESS ADDRESS (Home

TYPI DID A MAIL MERGE AND WAS ABLE TO HAVE 2 DIFFERENT TYPE  FONTS ON MY
LABELS. I HAVE TRID TO DO THAT AGAIN BUT FORGOT AND CAN'T FIND THOSE
INSTRUCTIONS AGAIN, CAN YOU HELP?

This is an interesting assignment:
I need to feed information to Word 2000 telling it to merge given files with
given data, producing given output. I figure I would append instructions to a
text file, then have a Word macro periodically look at the text file, and, if

I have a mail merge set up in WORD to send out an e-mail, and I want to send
three attachments with it.  I am having a real problem following the
instructions on the "Mail Merge to E-mail with Attachements" document
mentioned here.  Is there an easier way to do this without ...