Doug
This is very much the advanced course for me. It will take me some time to
get my head around this technique, but no doubt, it has considrable
advantages over mail merge. I just need to spend the time working on it.
However, many thanks for taking the time to advise. It is much appreciated.



Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
You need to consider whether mail merge is really the right tool for this
job.

Maybe something more along the lines of the method contained in the last of
the following series of articles is more appropriate

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Thanks for the reply.

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Many thanks in anticipation.

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