Article ID: 209812 - Last Review: June 17, 2005 - Revision: 2.0 WD2000: Mail Merge Macro Fails to Record Label NumberThis article was previously published under Q209812 SYMPTOMS
When you record a macro to perform a mail merge using mailing labels, the recorded macro fails to record the label number used for the mailing labels merge document.
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To work around this problem, you can edit the recorded macro to include the mailing label number. For example: In the recorded macro, find the following command line: and change the Name:= argument to equal the mailing label number. For example, for the 5160 mailing label, change: to the following: To edit a macro:
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