Add Me to
the List
In the previous lesson we walked through the basic steps
required to create a Mail Merge. The focus of these pages is the data:
the data, the data, the data. A Mail Merge is only as good as the
information you use to make the merge. We will create a couple of different
data sources including tables in Word and Access.
Microsoft Office: Wizards and Demons
This lesson introduces the Mail Merge Wizard. Folks who
are familiar with Word 97-2003 will recognize this Wizard. This lesson
also looks at some of the problems that happen when you merge the data. And how to
troubleshoot the errors. So, if you are
ready, please Start the
Program Microsoft Word.
What
do you see, from the top of the screen? Is there a Title Bar that says Microsoft Word? Yes.
Is there a
Home Ribbon with the Clipboard, Font and Paragraph
Groups? Yes.
If
your screen looks similar to the example on this page, then you
are ready to get started.