Thanks for your response.
I know I can start it from Outlook - but to I want to start it from Word!
Don't want to sound too ratty but that's what I paid for and that's what I
want. It's ridiculous that the email field isn't carried over, and, that with
business contact manager inow nstalled I've lost the link to my Outlook
contacts from Word merge.
I'm really starrting to go off Microsoft!
The other issue to starting form Outlook now is I can't get rid of the
datasource link from my Word document so the Outlook method is refusing to
work anyway - any idea how to return the word document to it's pre merge
state - no datasource attached?
Thanks Lou
"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:
Start the merge from Outlook.
See the "Mailmerge from Outlook" item on fellow MVP Graham Mayor's website
at:
http://www.gmayor.com/mailmerge_from_outlook.htm
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Hope this helps.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Louverril" wrote in message
...
I have Office 2007 with business contacts manager installed on Vista
business.
I prepare a document in word and select "select recipients" from the
mailing
ribbon.
I select "select from outlook contacts"
Then business contacts
when the list of contacts appears there is no email address field/column
if I select a recipient and then click "finish and merge " and "send email
message" I get an error saying there is no valid address!
How can email address be missing from the fields avialable?
If I select Outlook contacts rather that business manager contacts I get
no
recipients at all in the list (there shoudl by a lot!) but there is an
email
address column header that appears after country/region.
Any ideas I don't mind if I use contacts or business contacts manager I
just
want an email field!
Thanks Lou.