Word 2000 Mail Merge Resource Center

Overview

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  You can use Mail Merge in Word to create form letters, mailing labels, envelopes, or catalogs. Mail Merge guides you through organizing the address data, merging it into a generic document, and printing the resulting personalized documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How can I create a form letter using mail merge in Word?
• How can I create mailing labels using mail merge in Word?
• How can I use a Word 2000 database file as a data source for Word 2000 mail merge?
• How can I use Microsoft Access as a data source in a Word mail merge?
• How can I use Microsoft Excel as a data source in a Word mail merge?
• How do I use an Outlook Express address book in a Word Mail Merge?
• How can I format my mail merge to separate my data by category: for example, by city?
• When I perform a mail merge in Word, why does my merged data change to a different font?
• Why is my envelope printed upside-down or on the wrong side?
  Why is part of the text printed off the envelope?
• What is Direct Mail Manager?
• When I use Microsoft Access as a data source in MS Query, I receive this error message: Word was unable to open the data source.

Common Knowledge Base Searches

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Downloadable Files

• Help File: Mail Merge
  This Help File is compiled from the experiences of our Support Professionals in answering Mail Merge questions. Click this link to obtain more information about this download.