I think I understood. The relative path only occurs if the source is a Word
table...
Thanks for the information, I activated the database toolbar, put the MDB
data to a table with the database commands, I saved in a file and did the
mail merge. I moved the documents to another folder and it works.
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
The problem with that is the way the merge connects to mdb files created by
the merge wizard. In this case from the mailmerge helper (see
http://www.gmayor.com/mail_merge_lab...th_word_xp.htm ) edit the data
file - break the link when prompted and Word will create a Word table
containing the data. Save it with a suitable name. Keep the two documents
together in the same folder and the merge document should find its data
without prompting.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
Anderflash wrote:
Yes, I have tried this. For example:
C:\Mail\Source.mdb and
C:\Mail\MailMerge.doc
If I move the Mail folder to c:\otherFolder, it would be:
c:\otherFolder\Mail\Source.mdb
c:\otherFolder\Mail\MailMerge.doc
If I double-click the MailMerge.doc, the Word will ask for the
c:\Mail\MailMerge.doc
What can I do to solve this? If you have a example, please I would be
glad if you send this to .
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
The merge should be able to find the data if it is in the same
folder as the merge document. Have you tried it?
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
Anderflash wrote:
Does someone know how I put relative path in a source to a mail
merge? I need to move the source and the mail merge document in
another directories, but I keep the source at the same folder of the
mail merge.
Thanks for the attention.