Do you want to send a single document to multiple people without having to send it many times to each person? Well, in Microsoft Office, there is a feature called Mail Merge. The Mail Merge feature ...

A reader who wishes to remain anonymous seeks a way to create form letters with Office 2011. Said reader writes: I am looking for a way to do an e-mail merge using Outlook 2011 (or even Entourage 2008 ...

The next time you need to generate dozens of letters, labels, or even emails, relax. Let Word's mail merge feature do the work for you. Word’s mail merge feature has been around for a long time but ...

I need to setup a mail merge that goes and pulls out a list of orders a customer made and the customer's name and address.<BR><BR>So the database has (for example) tbl_Customer and ...

This workshop will help simplify the mania of mail merge. Participants will learn how to use Microsoft Word and Excel to create the perfect merge document. By learning to set up data correctly in ...

After nearly a decade, Apple has finally brought mail merge back to Pages. Apple removed the feature from the iWork suite as part of the fundamental rewrite of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote in 2013. A ...

How to easily include dynamic dates in a Word doc using Excel Your email has been sent Microsoft Word has a date field, but it's not easy to use in an expression. If you need to update dates in a ...

Mail merges are a means of using fields to create multiple copies of a document. They got their name because one of the most common uses for the tool is to address letters to different destinations.

Mail merge is a powerful tool available in Microsoft Word that helps create a set of documents that are the same, but each document contains its own unique elements. A good example of this is, where ...

You can export contacts created in Microsoft Excel to Outlook 2010 and use this list in the mass-mailing Mail Merge feature to reach everyone at once; mail merge will personalize these emails so your ...

Twitter follower Toby Sax is anxious for me to revisit an old Mac 911 column that lays out the steps for creating mail merged documents in Microsoft Word. In a series of tweets Toby writes: Thanks for ...