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seniorhelper
Word 2003 Mail Merge Wizard helped me create an address book (.mdb). How can
I edit the content?
I edit the content?
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Cindy M -WordMVP-
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address book. Then you can edit the contents through the Recipients dialog box.
Theoretically, you could open it in Access and work with it in an Access
database. But if you do that you'll no longer be able to open it using the
tools in Word.
Cindy Meister
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The only way is to go through the MailMerge process again, linking in the
address book. Then you can edit the contents through the Recipients dialog box.
Theoretically, you could open it in Access and work with it in an Access
database. But if you do that you'll no longer be able to open it using the
tools in Word.
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
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seniorhelper
I'm sorry, "..through the Recipients dialog box" doesn't help because I can't
find such a function/option. How do I find it?
find such a function/option. How do I find it?
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Cindy M -WordMVP-
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Tools/Letters and Mailings, display the Mail Merge Toolbar.
It's the third button from the left.
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
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Open an existing main merge document.
Tools/Letters and Mailings, display the Mail Merge Toolbar.
It's the third button from the left.
Cindy Meister
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seniorhelper
Cindy, I failed to clarify what I meant by "edit the address book" that was
created while using the Wizard. I want to be able to change or add addresses
in the Address Book (wmb). When I use the Recipient button, it won't allow
this.
created while using the Wizard. I want to be able to change or add addresses
in the Address Book (wmb). When I use the Recipient button, it won't allow
this.
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Cindy M -WordMVP-
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Cindy Meister
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Once you're in the dialog box, there's a button to "Edit" the address book.
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
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seniorhelper
Cindy. some magic genie must have decided to help me. The last time I used
the Edit command it worked. Thanks for your patience.
the Edit command it worked. Thanks for your patience.
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Cindy M -WordMVP-
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Yes, it's not the most stable and reliable
interface MS ever came up with. Personally, after trying it out, I'd
never use it. But I know what all the alternatives are...
Cindy Meister
<whew>I'm glad
Yes, it's not the most stable and reliableinterface MS ever came up with. Personally, after trying it out, I'd
never use it. But I know what all the alternatives are...
Cindy Meister