Mail merge in Office 2003

 

  • Use Mail Merge when you want to send the same letter to a list of different people.
  • You can can also use it to produce forms, catalogues, certificates and group lists as well.
IDevice Icon Objectives

You will learn how to

  • Use data gained from Word, Excel and Access to create a Mail Merge in Word
  • Create a data source for the mail merge
  • Merge a Word table with a Word document
  • Specify criteria for a mail merge
  • Sort and filter mail merge results
  • Merge an Excel Spreadsheet with a Word document
  • Start a mail merge from Access
  • Insert Word fields into a mail merge
  • Create labels using mail merge in Word and Access

IDevice Icon Preknowledge
This course assumes that you  are already familiar with basic formatting in Word and  that you know  how to create a table in Word.

IDevice Icon About this course

The entire course should take about 2 hours to complete. However, you may not need to complete all of the course.

For example, you might just want a refresher on how to do the basic mail merge process. If you never use Access, you can skip the pages that tell you about Mail Merge in Access.

Feel free to choose only those parts of the course that are most helpful to you.

Use the menu on the left to navigate your way through the pages.


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If you have difficulties completing any part of this course, please email it-training and explain that you are trying to complete the online course for Mail Merge in Office 2003.

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