1. How do I know if I have Microsoft Word 2003? Select About Microsoft Word from the Help menu in your version of Word. This should display your current version of Word.
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3. Select Mail Merge . . .Figure 5-1 Word menusNote: If creating labels or envelopes select the desired option in Step 4. Continue to answer the questions in the mail merge wizard to complete the desired output.
4. Click Directory in the control panel.Figure 5-2 Step 1
5. Click Next: Starting document.
6. Click Use the current document.Figure 5-3 Select starting document
7. Click Next: Select recipients
8. Click Use existing list.Figure 5-4 Select recipients
9. Click Browse. . .Figure 5-5 Select data file
12. Click Open.Figure 5-6 Mail Merge Recipients
14. Click Next: Arrange your directoryFigure 5-7 Insert Merge Field
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20. Format the all fields as desired (i.e. font size & style, bold). You may also wish to place each field on it’s own line by pressing Enter between the two field names so it appears as shown below. (this is only an example of the fields name - - your field names may vary) Remember to include a blank line after your last field.TIP! During step #20, follow the steps below to keep all lines of a member record on the same page or column. Select the all the field names you want to keep together on a page. (Do not select the blank lines between the records.) On the Format menu, click Paragraph, and then click the Line and Page Breaks tab. Select the Keep with next check box.
21. When the first record of the directory is designed as desired, click Next: Preview your directory.
22. If the first record looks as desired, click Next: Complete the merge. .
If not, click Previous: Arrange your labels and repeat steps #20-22 above.
23. Click To New Document.
24. If the completed directory does not meet your expectations, close that new document window and click Previous in the MS Word control panel to return to the step that needs redone. Continue using the same procedure as already describedFigure 5-8 Merge to New Document