We have 200 docs to print after a mail merge. End result, two pages per
handout. For example, we want to print page 1 on tray one and print page 2 on
tray two. Is there a way to collate the mail merged pages this way?

When I scan a document to send to Word for Fax,  the OCR is performed just
before the scanned document is sent to Word.  The text and signatures are
converted to unreadable characters mixed with partly readable text. This
makes for a thoroughly confusing and unuseable fax...Can ...

I did a mail merge to create envelopes, and the size somehow changed for all
envelopes.  How do I change the size back for all 120 envelopes?  I can only
get one envelope to change at one time.

Hello -
I need to create a merge letter that includes a drop down form field.  The
merge letter is a pretty typical one and I do not have trouble setting it up,
except that there is one item that needs to be included in the letter that

I use Word 2000 for mail merge frequently.  Lately when trying to merge a
spreadsheet from Excel into a form letter it just runs and runs and won't
finish "initiating the DDE link".  I receive the Excel spreadsheets, via
email attachment, from another person who may be using ...

i'm Now Good in sending Personalized Messages using WORD2003 with Mail Merge
Option
But How i Can Put Files as Attachment LiKe if i Want to Post My C.V and My
Work Refferances ??

I have created a user form that will be used by employee's to update their
home addresses, emergency contact information, etc.  I have extracted data
from PeopleSoft into an excel spreadsheet.  I would like to populate fields
that contain "current" information with data from ...

I have a customer who has created a mail merge within a .dot. when you work
through the merge in the .dot it works perfectly you can edit the data.
However when you open the document as a .doc, and try to edit the data
source it comes up with the following error:

I am using MS Word 2002 and MS Excel 2002.  My control panel Regional
& Language settings has the date format set d MMM yy.  I am having
trouble merging date fields from the worksheet into a Word Document.
Other threads on a similar subject relate to formatting of the output.

I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP. When I do a mail merge from Word, and
select Mail Merge Recipients from the mail merge toolbar, a window opens
that brings up a list of records in my Access database. From here I can
choose who I want to include in my mail merge by ticking ...

Word 2000 allows you to view the data source under the edit data source
button. How do you do this in Word 2003?
(we view data source...then print it & template for records)

I have a Word 2003 document as the source containing <<field1>><<field2>> and
so on.  There are 59 records in an Excel 2003 spreadsheet that is the source
data.  When doing either a Letters or Labels merge creates a 59 page document
containing the field names ...

When I merge a query that has 888 records to Word in a mail merge, the merge
shows 0 records. Anyone know where to begin???? Haven't had this problem
before. Same query, same letter from last year, changed to XP. Help would be
greatly appreciated.

I have several hundred mail merge templates that I use... recently we've
noticed that after performing the mail merge, the content on the page gets
bumpped down a few lines Leaveing a greater margin at the top of the page
then originally designed. working within the tight margins ...

Is there a way to include a chart in a mail merge that has the individual
information for each recipient?