Swapped these styles around I cannot say, but. Long standing Word users would have expected to have been the Normal style. The default style set also includes a standard 'No spacing' style which is what Is not 100% reliable, but that is what is supposed to happen. Tool the process is supposed to remove that extra spacing. Word uses tables to create labels however when those labels are created using the label This will result in extra spacing between the lines of text in tables. Paragraph style to format tables however, in Word 2007/2010, the normal paragraph style Microsoft appears to have retained the default use of the 'normal'
You can then move theįields around to give you the required spacing and position as in the illustration on the right. Like something like that shown in the left illustration below. To move that data folder to " D:\My Documents" you wouldĬhange the default My Data Sources entry for a period/full stop to move up a level.ĭon't worry too much about field placement initially. Thus the default setting for the data folder would be " D:\My Documents\My Data Sources". I have My Documents as a sub folder of the D: drive i.e. This method allow you to move the folder to a different path location. I regret I have not found a way to change drives within this mechanism. Level, so if your My Documents folder is buried deeper, in theory at least you shouldīe able to add extra periods/full stops to take you back to the root level of the drive. (two periods/full stops).Īlthough I have not tested it, the convention is one period/full stop for each Key has no entry the default setting is used.
My Documents, which by default is the My Data Sources sub folder. The start pointįor the path is My Documents and the entry in the data key would be a sub folder of If the relevant key is not present at the time you edit the registry you can add it.Įdit the 'MyData' sub key to the required folder name (without quotes). These keys are created the first time you attempt to access a data source for a merge. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\DataServices HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Common\DataServices HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Common\DataServices HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Common\DataServices Same drive as the My Documents folder by means of a registry hack. To a different location however, you can set the data source folder to a path on the There is no mechanism included by which the My Data Sources folder can be set Illustration if from Word 2007, but the process is virtually Which the process is pretty much the same as it was when using the wizard in From that same function, you can select the Mail Merge Wizard from On the Mailings tab of the ribbon select the Start Mail Merge icon to choose the document Normal Word Document - removes any attached data file. You could instead use a form letter merge with a document created fromĪn envelope template (samples available from theĭirectory(Catalog) - a new line is created for each record Letters - a new page is created for each recordĮnvelope - a form letter type of merge, that additionally allows envelope document (called catalog in some earlier versions), e-mail and envelope merges. Word also provides form letter, directory
Simply because they are the most complex. Create the merge layout documentĪlthough this page is primarily concerned with label merges, there is no essential differenceīetween the different types of merge available from Word. Methods of working and move on to the merge process. So while you can still use old and familiar tools, you may as well get used to learning the new In fairness to Microsoft, the new ribbon commands do tend to make the merge process simpler, However the old Word 2000 Mail Merge Helper is still buried in the applicationĬode and can be added to the QAT (Quick Access Toolbar) to provide the old familiar dialogįor those Luddites not yet ready to move on. To the apparent complexity of Word 2002/3 now have an all new set of dialogs to achieve Those who struggled to adapt from the relatively straightforward merge process in Word 2000
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