When you say "stored queries", do you mean queries that you had saved in
Access? Or were they queries that you had defined, but not saved. If the
latter, I can imagine that when you interrupted the process, you may have
exited from Access and so the "not saved" queries may have been lost. I
cannot imagine any saved queries being lost however by this process.

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"Amy Blankenship" wrote in message
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I went though the wizard from Access. Then Outlook wasn't my default
client, so I changed that and reopened the merge document in Word and
resent. I'm not sure which of these merges caused the problem.

Believe me, I was extremely surprised, too!

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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Just how did you run the mail merge?

Using the user interface, I would be extremely surprised if anything like
you suggest would happen.

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"Amy Blankenship" wrote in message
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I ran a mail merge from my Access database, and the next time I opened
the database the only query still stored there was the one that was used
for the mail merge. I was initially pleased with the seamless
integration, but this sucks! luckily I had a backup, but if anyone can
say how to prevent this in the future, I'm all ears!

Thanks;

Amy