I've read all the threads here, but can only find references to word 2003.
I am trying to do a email merge from an SQL database AND attach a file. Can
this be done in 2007?

I am doing a merge of  a 4-page document that has a footer (page X of 4).  
when i do the merge, the merged document is 28 pages because i have 7 rows of
data.  how do i tell it to create new documents for each row?  or can i?  
currently, after the merge my footer says page X of ...

In Word 2003, under the Mail Merge Task Pane there's a DIRECTORY option.  I
want to merge our personnel database into a directory.  I want a 2 column
layout with the Family name & Phone Number on line one followed with 3
indented lines of info (Address, names, etc).

Mail merge a database with labels. Need to print 3 across labels with the
same name across each row so I have 3 labels of the same name. Thanks for any
assistance

I used a Word document to do an email merge successfully yesterday.  The doc
will no longer produce an email after merge.  Help!

how do I combine two mailing lists (from Excel) into Word and remove
duplicate entries between the two lists?

I know this program exists for sending merge data to emails in Outlook.  Is
there any such program that will click the OK button for the dialogue box
that tells you that you are about to mail merge with the SQL and then names
the SQL.  For example, mailmerging to Word from Access ...

I am trying to create mailing labels using the mailmerge feature. When I
preview the labels  they look great but the last name is not appearing even
though it was present on the list I selected from.

I am doing a simple mailmerge to six lables on a self made form.  I have the
data in a single column in an excel spreadsheet.  I added the merge field
"Name" and "next record" in each label on the page.  The problem comes when I
merge the document.  It appears to leave off one ...

We just upgraded from Office 2000 to 2007 and our merge data that started
with a tab character now seems to be ignoring\striping the leading tab
character. This character is used for formatting.
How do I get office 2007 to not ignore\strip leading whitespace characters?

We have a merge document that used to start each new record on an odd
numbered page. We have recently upgraded from office 2000 to office 2007.
Some documents may spill over to a third page or even a fourth page during
the merge.

I have an address block in Word 2007 that displays a contact name in the
format [First Name] [Last Name] and [Spouse First Name] [Spouse Last Name].
The merge data source is a text file (comma separated values that gets
parsed correctly) and the fields are all mapped correctly.

I wrote a Word 2007 Add-In in C#, which imports my recipients from a csv
file I created.
This is the code I use:
---------                    doc.MailMerge.OpenDataSource(addressFileName, ref formatObj,

Just upgraded to Office 2003 and have a number of letters that merge data
extracted from an Access database, which includes fields with currency and
dates. In Office 2000 these functions all worked but in Office 2003 the dates
seem ok but the currency just comes over as a plain ...

how do i perform a serch and replace in a one specefic mergefield?