While it might seem as if Microsoft Word’s Mail merge facility is designed primarily for bulk mailings, this is not its only use. Did you know it can create lists, nametags and even catalogs complete ...

Word's Mail Merge feature isn't just for creating form letters and address labels; you can use it to quickly personalize virtually any document--no matter how many copies you need to send or print.

When a business, organization, or individual wants to create a consistent document such as forms, letters, or mailing labels that are identical except for specific information, such as the recipient’s ...

I frequently send e-mails to clients reminding them of deadlines or special services. To protect the recipients’ identities I use the Bcc (blind copy) in the address box. While that approach is OK, ...

In part three, you're finally ready to use the data you exported from Outlook to Excel, to create a mail merge with a Word document. The last piece of this three-part article is about merging your ...

When you need to mail copies of the same letter to multiple recipients, create custom envelopes or labels to mail to various contacts or you want to make a mass email sound more personal, you can use ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Merging Outlook contact information with a Word document is a common task for Office users. Thanks to Outlook's many sorting and ...

Twitter follower Toby Sax is anxious for me to revisit an old Mac 911 column that lays out the steps for creating mail merged documents in Microsoft Word. In a series of tweets Toby writes: Thanks for ...

Mail merge is a powerful tool available in Microsoft Word that helps create a set of documents that are the same, but each document contains its own unique elements. A good example of this is, where ...