Please help before I tear all of my hair out.
I have a database with names and addresses in (.mdb format).
I have a landscape 2 page A4 document which has 2 instances of the front and
back of an flyer.  When I try to run the mail merge Word puts the first

Is there a way to take labels that are not formatted for merging and make
them useable to use in a merge document?

I have a series of templates that are mailmerge main documents.  Each one
has the path to the text file with the merge data set in it, just by using
the mailmerge helper.
Sometimes, when users edit these templates, the template loses the path to

I am using Word 2003, Mail merging from a VB program. I have predefined
template in which some data is to be merged (Letter). Each time only one
record is to be merged from a data file.
I have a footer at the end of the page.

I use the Word mail merge program for reports I do at work. I save them as
word documents but when I e-mail them, the recipient can not open them. Do I
have to save them as a different type of document? Sometimes the recipient
gets the pop up that says

I am using many If Else If statements in a document. The results of these
statements is a table. The tables have the borders removed, yet upon
merging, the borders come back.
Anyone know how to keep the borders away through the merge process?

When I use the address block in mail merge for envelopes, the name is in the
proper location but the address and state information is on the left margin.  
Any suggestions?
I am using Office 2003 Pro.

Hi, I hope this is the right place for my questions.
I set up my ODBC drivers, I am connecting to a FileMAker Database here are
the issues I'm having:
1. It takes a very long time to connect Sometimes after several minutes of

I'm trying to run 2,373 labels but it prints 12 spaces 2 labels then prints
12 more skips 2 and it keeps repeating. How can I stop it from skipping 2
labels and just run continuously?

I have a database in excel that I'm using to merge letters. I'm having
trouble in getting the nine digit zipcode to display.
In excel it displays as 12345-4567 in the field.
In WORD I've used this merge field { Mergefield "INVOFCZIP" }

I am really struggling with this and need someone to point me in the right
direction.
Basically I am trying to merge relational data into Word and its not working
as you can't do it.  Therefore I've created a query but lists 5 entries for

hi everyone, this is my code which is the event handler for a button on a ms
access 2003 form:
Private Sub btMerge_Click()
Application.FollowHyperlink DLookup("receiptaddress", "settings")

I have used mail merge in Word 2000 and found it excellent because I could
'live' edit my data source by using the edit data source icon.  This does not
appear to be available in Word 2003: anytime I want to edit my data whilst
keeping my mail merge document open it says my excel ...

I'm a fan of Albert D. Kallal's wordmerge program
http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/msaccess/msaccess.html
but I have a problem. The office for which I have developed a new program
uses WordPerfect instead of Word. Since I cannot get the wordmerge program to

Mailmerge form is created with each field in a text box.  The data source is
excel.  When merging numbers the comma is lost.  I have tried {«land_av»
\###,###}, but it doesn't work.    Thanks for your help --
cat