Office 2003 Word allows mail merge to e-mail - but the word file can be the
body of the message OR an attachment.
How do I create a mail merge to e-mail, with a message body AND an attached
file?  The message body contains a paragraph or two, explaining the contents

I work in a school and next year will be working with access to do
supplementary reports for pupils. However this year I have designed the
reports in word and can mail merge the pupil details to the report. This
gives me a 555 page document. I would rather have 555 documents that ...

I have a very large document that contains both merge fields and form fields.
Is there a way to merge the document and keep the form fields? I have been
merging to a new document, is there anything I can do?
Thank you in advance for your help.

I'm using merge to create reports (not letters) from an Excel file data
source.  Previously I would select the single pertinent record for a specific
client the used the “merge to new document” command and save that document
for the report under the client’s name (these are ...

I have set up a word template with First Name, Last Name and Mailing Address
fields from my Outlook contacts.
When I use Mail Merge from Outlook and choose my template, the mail merge
works fine but the first line of the Mailing Address is bolded while the rest

I have in Excel a text field that contains unformated Medicare numbers, ie
123456789A. In a mail merge, using that field, I want the display to look
like 123-45-6789A.

I created a word document with 93 Merge Fields and a significant number of
word fields.
My data source is an excel spreadsheet.
I collected all the data onto the first sheet and then merged the two

I wonder if someone can help me.
Everytime I open one of my mail merge letters, Word pops up a message
stating the following:
"Opening this document will run the following SQL command:

Is there a way to use a Sharepoint List as a Merge Database source in Word
2003(without having to use Excel or Access as a "middle step"?)

Is there a way to use a Sharepoint List as a Merge Database source in Word
2003(without having to use Excel or Access as a "middle step"?)

I have a mail merge document that has never been linked to a data source but
shows data when Alt-F9 is pressed to hide the merge fields.  The data shown
is from a data source, an Excel workbook, that was linked to another mail
merge document but the Excel workbook has been ...

hello,
I'm using access & word 2000.  I have a form built to run a query then merge
with word.   The query runs as expected, the data is shown in a table, the
word file with the correct fields is open.  However, there is no data in the

I would very much like to use the mail-merge function in Word to create a
nice looking list. What is the simplest way of doing this?
Kind regards,
Øyvind

I've got page x of y in the footer of a mail merge document.
The numbering keeps a cumulative y rather than cutting off at the end of
each record.
currently reads:

When using mail merge in Word, only 3 of the 683 db (Works database) entries
show up as available for the merge