I installed office xp on my new computer with vista home premium as os. everything works fine but.... in a new document I chooose tools, mail merge wizard it gives 4 options not 5 and the 5th is email. windows mail is working (no outlook in vista) in excel it sends fine. I can merge my document with my excel spreadsheet data but can not email it. I am sure it is a vista versus xp problem but can not get any help. On the tool bar for mail merge there is an email option but it doesn't do anything. on my lap top xp is the os and the same office xp had email. HELP
office xp standard (word 2002) installed on a vista home prem os
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i am having trouble getting the decimal point off my zip code when working with mail merge and excel...what i am doing wrong?? any suggestions would be appreciated. thanks!! I am working with the most recent edition of word. - 2. 2000 to 2003 upgrade - Data Source file
I upgraded from Word 2000 to 2003. In Word 2000 when I used and Excel data source for my mail merge. The Excel file would be opened and minimized on the taskbar. In Word 2003, although the merge form uses the Excel data source, the Excel file is not displayed on the taskbar. Can I get back to the older interface? I looked at Cindy Meisters site and don't seem to find what I am looking for; either that I'm not sure what to look for. Any suggestion? TIA - 3. mail merge email attachment problems
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Can anyone tell me if there is a way (and how to do it) to create a spread sheet in Excel and then have the information in the cells merged / imported into a Word template at different places? In other words, 'cell A1' in the spread sheet would go to one place in the Word template while 'cell B1' would go to another place in the same template. (Or, maybe there is a way to create a table in Word to do the same thing.) Thanks, gman - 5. why can't i send an email using incredimail instead of outlook ex.
i am trying to creat a mail merge document in word. My problem lies when I complete the merge to send the document via an email. I use incredimail as my default. what am I doing wrong?
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office xp standard (word 2002) installed on a vista home prem os
by Y2Fycmll » Wed, 26 Sep 2007 10:32:02 GMT
Re: office xp standard (word 2002) installed on a vista home prem os
by Peter Jamieson » Wed, 26 Sep 2007 17:01:13 GMT
I cannot test this particular combination but with Word 2007, Vista and Windows Mail, as long as I have Windows Mail set up as my default e-mail program (e.g. Windows button, Default programs) then Word correctly sends via Windows Mail, unless you try to send using HTML format , which never worked with Outlook Express and clearly has not changed with Windows Mail. You do get per-message security pop-ups though. -- Peter Jamieson http://www.**--****.com/
RE: office xp standard (word 2002) installed on a vista home prem os
by U3V6aWU » Fri, 26 Oct 2007 06:27:02 GMT
RE: office xp standard (word 2002) installed on a vista home prem os
by U3V6aWU » Fri, 26 Oct 2007 06:28:02 GMT
RE: office xp standard (word 2002) installed on a vista home prem os
by U3V6aWU » Fri, 26 Oct 2007 06:29:02 GMT
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