I am creating a letter to send to people who have donated to us.  So I
have a table of people, and I have a table of gifts that links to the
person via an id.
So my data may look like this:

I will keep this as simple as possible but am stumped...
I have an application the writes a header (head.tkn) and data
(data.dat) file to a given directory. If I set that directory to a
local directory (C:\Windows\temp), all works as it should.

I'm running a mail merge from Access / Excel into Word and then emailing it
out, is it possible to specify which "from" email address is used or is it
always whichever is default in Outlook?
And can I specify a different "from" email address for each record, [by

Hi;
This seems like it should be a very easy thing to do.  In Access, I put
both the First Name and Middle Initial into the "First Name" field.
When I print my advertisements using Word Mail Mere, I want only the

Can anyone please help me with this problem
I have to mailmerge and print 10,000 letters
Letter text is common to all
In the data file I have the relevant addresses etc plus a ref as follows :

I am trying to merge information from a document from excel into a
letter document in word.  What I would like to do is have the if..then
statement read as such:
If Row 1/Column B value is "college" then insert value from Row

Serial Model Account Number Customer PostCode
     1234 Widget A1 AC001 Banana plc B1 2QH
     1235 Widget A2 AC001 Banana plc B1 2QH
     1236 Widget A3 AC002 Orange plc D32 2DU

How do your end the merge when the remaining records in the import file
(excel) are 0.
This should work with a database query, however the error database engine
failure is returned, and cannot open source file.

In older versions of Word there was a useful 'query options' button which
enabled you to email, say, only certain people in a data document. I cannot
see this in Word 2003. Is it gone for good or is there some other way to do
this - without having to check or uncheck the tick box ...

I have a monstrous mail merge to do where I have to individually save
each letter with the title in a certain format. (It needs to contain a
reference number) I have literally SEVEN HUNDRED letters to save and
it's going to take me forever to do it one by one!

Is it possible to extract information from two spreadsheets (Excel 2000) and
merge this data to one document?
Thanks,
Sandra

I am gettiing a "Field Calculation Error" when using the following field code:
{set VacatePara ""}{ask Vacate "Is the tenant vacating the premises?"
\*Firstcap}{ask{if{Vacate}="Yes" "VacatePara"}"Amend 'Vacating' Paragaraph if
neccesary - otherwise press OK?" \d "This is to notify ...

I need to mailmerge from Excel. Currently the data is in row, however all
rows that contain the same address I need to print on the same word
document.
For example the source is as follows:

I am trying to follow MS QB 294686, however this is only displaying a single
entry for employee and salary.
Can anyone point me to a example file which I can download?

excel is source when I build a word doc. how can I link or tie it to a cell
in excel so it stays with that cell when sorting.
Thanks