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.

Have you ever needed to combine more than one Word document into a single file? If so, you probably did a lot of cutting and pasting–but there’s an easier way. Here’s the three-step process: 1. Within ...

If Word is printing blank pages for a mail merge document, this post is for you. Mail merge is a handy feature that enables you to create and send personalized documents to multiple recipients. The ...

It's one thing to compare multiple documents--but what if you want to merge two heavily revised documents into one? Windows Vista Magazine, UK edition, shows you how to do exactly that. The solution ...

The last piece of this three-part article is about merging your custom Word documents with your client list (exported from Outlook to Excel) for distribution. Part One explains how to selectively ...

I'm getting frustrated with Word today & hoping that there is an easy solution to what I thought would be a simple problem, but has no clear solution. There may be some completely different way of ...

Need to combine multiple Word files into a single document? Sure, you could do a lot of cutting and pasting, but there's an easier way: Within the main document, position your cursor at the spot where ...