"Copy and paste multiple envelopes into the letter..." Son of a gun, it
works! Thanks s-o-o-o much - I never thought of that. This is *exactly* the
help that I needed.

Jeff Frankel
Gardiner, Maine USA

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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Where do the addresses come from for the multiple envelopes? From the
database? Or, is there a standard set (or sets) of envelopes?. If the
latter, you could use a separate mailmerge to create all of the required
envelopes, use an envelope type mailmerge main document.

If all of the addressees for the carbon copies are in the record from the
database, you could copy and paste multiple envelopes into the letter and
insert the appropriate merge fields in each one. I would guess that is
not likely to be the case however.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Jeffrey Frankel" wrote in message
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This may not be a mail merge inquiry per se, but here is my situation

The government agency I work for uses a complex custom database for
licensing and complaint management involving 40 different professional
and occupational licensing boards. Our contract programmer has developed
special merge fields for insertion into the Word template documents that
I write. These special merge fields pull information from the database
for insertion into our letters, notices, etc.

Most of our complaint correspondence goes to multiple carbon copy
recipients. It's easy for me to attach an envelope to a Word template
and put in merge fields for the addressee. To minimize manual creation of
envelopes, what I need to do is have Word generate envelopes for the
carbon copy recipients in addition to the addressee. This may be biting
off more than I can chew, but how can I make Word create multiple
envelopes for one document?

Jeff Frankel
Gardiner, Maine USA