A directory/catalog mail merge puts the records one after the other as space
will allow on the same page, as opposed to a form letter which puts each
record on its own page. The third option is mailing labels, which puts each
record in a table cell. Change the document type.

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Silvester wrote:
Could you pls give me some more details ?


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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Maybe by use of a Directory type mailmerge main document.

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"Silvester" wrote in message
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Hi,

I'd like to print a folded A4 landscape two-column booklet using
Word XP.

I'm able to get my merge fields from an Access XP mdb.

I have simulated multiple columns by linking two textboxes on the
word merge template so that the merged data spills over to the next
column on the same page.

My problem is that each record prints on a different page. I want
my merged date to fill column 1, then column 2, then next page
column 1, 2, etc, not on separate pages

How can I get all the records to merge in booklet format as
paragraphs.

Also, if there is a site that details word 2002 mail merge
automation from vba, please let me know the link.