I am having a hard time of printing a full page of labels.  I checked the box
for full page but only get the four top labels in the second column.  Please
help.

I'm currently sending out memos for an in-service that supervisors will be
sending their subordinates to.
What I have:
a spreadsheet that details column 1: department# column 2:supervisor name

Word XP
I have a vba userform in a template and one of the questions on the form is
"One
or more classes of shares?"  The choices are one of two optionbuttons One or

I have a document set up as a template for mail merge using data from a table
in access. Everything is working, except when the document opens up for the
user to view, so does the template, so you have 2 different word documents
opening up. Is there a way to avoid this. I am just ...

I have several Word 2007 forms that are macro enabled, so they have the docm
extension. They are merge forms that pull data from a law office managerment
program called TimeMatters.
The forms each use several instances of the "Rich Text" and "Date Picker"

Word 2003 SP2 Mail Merge to Labels.
I created the merge no problem.  When I select to print a series of records
(1-22), Word fills in the rest of the page of labels with the next records to
fill up the page.

I am creating mail merge letters that include a chart that I want to base on
mail merge fields.  Is this possible, or will I need to manually update the
chart in each merged letter?

I'm using Word/Excel 2007 to do a letter mail merge.
For some reason when I merge the address fields: <Name>, <AddressL1>,
<City>, etc...they are reformatting the last word of the line to be a 10
point font when everything else is 12 point.

I have an Access database query that computes a student's class rank in
deciles.  This works fine in Access, but when I merge it in a Word Document,
Word changes the decile.  For example, I have computed a decile of 4 for a
student, but Word displays it as a 10.  When I look at ...

Someone here is having a big problem and I said I would post this question on
their behalf. Here's what's happening.
They have a Word document that contains quite a few form fields. "Some" of
the form fields are merged with information from an external database and

How to you code a merge field to change spaces to non-breaking spaces in the
variable text (coming from an Excel Spreadsheet where it won't let you insert
non-breaking spaces)?

Hi
I have a mail merged document consisting of 4036 sections, each with one
page in them.  This is too much to print in one go for our printer, so I want
to be able to print sections 1 - 500 then sections 501 to 1000 and so on.  

I have this letter I use that is merged with an excel database, but every
time I open the letter I have to re-assign my data source.  Shouldn't it be
saving this information so I don't have to keep linking the letter to the
database every time I open the file?

I'm very new to this, and pretty much teaching myself how to use mail merge
while trying to develop forms for my company...
SO - very simple: I'm putting together Request for Proposal letters where I
have to fill in the current date, proposal due date, draft date and final

I'm trying to suppress blank lines in address data. All is fine when I use
the following  info:
This Works:
{ MERGEFIELD ClientAdd1 }{ IF { MERGEFIELD ClientAdd1 } = "" "" " " }