Setup: MS Office 2007, Exchange server 2003, Windows 2003 Server, XP
Pro desktop
I have a user that I've given access to her boss' email, contact,
calender, etc... that want to print labels of her boss' contacts.  Her

I have all of my mail merge information in excel which I use to merge into my
word document.  On each row in excel I have three columns with e-mail
addresses.  What I'm trying to do is send these e-mails to multiple
individuals for each row of data.  When I use the concatenate ...

I'm not sure if an IF rule is the right way to do this. I am creating a
Directory Merge, a list of names/addresses/phones/email. Some people have
more than one phone (e.g., home and cell). I would like the phones to be on
the same line, formatted as follows:

I have a mail merge document set up to pull info from Access into a form
letter. I'd like to automatically e-mail the letter to each of 4 addresses
included in separate columns in each record. The only obvious way I could see
to do an automatic mailing either directly from mail ...

I'm using Word 2007. I've used Word for years for basic word processing. This
is the first time I've attempted to use the Mail Merge feature. I'm linked to
an Excel document as the data source. I'm trying to generate a directory of
names/addresses/phone/email sorted by last name. ...

Before upgrading to SP3, I had no issue with my date formats.  I used the
date switch  "MMMM d, yyyy".  This no longer works and my dates are all
showing up as numbers.  HELP!

I'm trying to merge an excel spreadsheet with a word document.  The Excel
spreadsheet looks like the following:
                        Reading                Math
Mark                   4                            6

My document is in word and my data source is in Excel. When I merge the two
files, my data shows as a decimal, but I need it to be a %, just like it is
in Excel.
How can I fix that?

I have a 7 mb. word document(many graphics) that I am trying to personalize
by using a mail merge.  I am prinint 135 unique documents by doing a mail
merge with excel.  I am only merging in 2 small fields but it takes a
tremendously long time to do this job.  When I started the ...

I want to say:  IF MERGEFIELD region = 1 or IF MERGEFIELD state = 3, then
type "You qualify."
I know how to do it if there is only 1 criteria, but can't figure out the OR
part:

I see the post from 2005 where-in the "fix" was hidden text. I do not have
that situation.
I am trying to merge addresses from my excel list to envelopes in Word.
I can see my merged addresses - I can see them in print preview - I can

I'm using SharePoint 2007 to link properties into a Word 2007
document. Those metadata are used in Word
2007 as quick parts, to be read in Word 2003 (with Compatibility
pack). Documents are setup as template in a library and copied into

I tried the following, and it did nothing. I tried a few other variations,
but they all gave me errors.
{ MERGEFIELD "PHONE" \"(###) ###-####"}

I've spent hours on this.  It is driving me crazy.  Any help would be
infinately, utterly, completely appreciated.  
I am using mail merge with Office 2003 to print out customers order details.
I created a Word template with merge field codes that correspond to column

I have set up a mail merge document and put in about 40 recipients.  I closed
out and went about other things and today I attempted to go in to add
additional recipients and it appears it won't let me do anything.  I assume I
am missing something but unable to determine what.  ...