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The Essentials of Creating a Mail Merge with Word 2007
Merging your mailing lists with documents you want to send via e-mail is easier with essential steps clearly described. The mail merge tool in Word can streamline the process of getting the word out to many recipients — without manually personalizing a multitude of e-mails.
Get to Know the Word 2007 Mail Merge Feature
Mail Merge is a feature in Word 2007 that allows you to take a single document, like a letter, stir in a list of names and data, and combine (merge) everything into a final set of documents, each of which [more…]
Word 2007 Mail Merge — Step 1: Creating the Main Document
To use the Word 2007 Mail Merge feature, you begin with a main document. This can be created from a new, blank document, a template, or an existing document. [more…]
How to Create a New Blank Document in Word 2007
When you start your word processing day, Word 2007 automatically presents you with a blank sheet of paper — a blank document — on which you can start writing. That's what most folks do, making this the [more…]
Word 2007 Mail Merge — Step 2: Assigning Fields
Once you build your main document in Word 2007, you need to assign fields to perform a mail merge. You should now have a good idea of what type and how many fields you need. [more…]
Word 2007 Mail Merge — Step 3: Building Records
After defining the fields you need for your Word 2007 mail merge, the next step is to complete the address list. To do that, you create a list of records, by entering the data for each field in each record [more…]
Word 2007 Mail Merge — Step 4: Inserting Fields into the Main Document
Once you have built the necessary records for your Word 2007 mail merge, you need to place the fields into the main document, by replacing the ALL CAPS placeholders you inserted earlier. [more…]
Word 2007 Mail Merge — Step 5: The Final Merge
With the merge fields inserted into the main Word 2007 document and the address list standing by, you’re ready to start your mail merge! [more…]
How to Save a Document in Word 2007
The most important thing you can do to a Word 2007 document is save it. Save! Save! Save! Then you can use the saved document again, keep a copy for business reasons, copy it to a CD-R, or e-mail it, for [more…]
How to Create Labels with Mail Merge in Word 2007
You can use the Mail Merge feature in Word 2007 to create labels. Word prints on labels just as it prints on any sheet of paper, with each cell the same size as the sticky labels. When the sheet is printed [more…]
How to Add Graphics to Labels in Word 2007
You can add a graphical image to your mailing labels in Word 2007. After making your label, either from an address list's Merge fields or by just typing text, you're ready to add the graphical image. [more…]
How to Print Envelopes in Word 2007
Word 2007 includes a special Envelopes command that can quickly and professionally print a mailing address (and your return address) on an envelope. You can send the envelope directly to your printer, [more…]
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