[David]

Hi

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this myself using Help and newsgroups
and I would be grateful for some assistance.

I can use mail merge, I can print individual addresses onto envelopes but I
want to be able to insert a single address from my Outlook Contacts folder
into Word 2002 documents (not always on a separate envelope or label as I use
envelopes with transparent windows for routine correspondence). Word came as
part of an Office XP Standard Package.

Is it possible to do this please? and if so how?

If there are already threads or FAQs saying how to do this I do apologise, I
have been unable to find them adn would appreciate a link.

--
David

[Carol]

See: http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm
--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"David" wrote:

Hi

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this myself using Help and newsgroups
and I would be grateful for some assistance.

I can use mail merge, I can print individual addresses onto envelopes but I
want to be able to insert a single address from my Outlook Contacts folder
into Word 2002 documents (not always on a separate envelope or label as I use
envelopes with transparent windows for routine correspondence). Word came as
part of an Office XP Standard Package.

Is it possible to do this please? and if so how?

If there are already threads or FAQs saying how to do this I do apologise, I
have been unable to find them adn would appreciate a link.

--
David

[Graham Mayor]

Or as an alternative http://www.gmayor.com/Macrobutton.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Carol wrote:
See: http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm

Hi

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this myself using Help and
newsgroups and I would be grateful for some assistance.

I can use mail merge, I can print individual addresses onto
envelopes but I want to be able to insert a single address from my
Outlook Contacts folder into Word 2002 documents (not always on a
separate envelope or label as I use envelopes with transparent
windows for routine correspondence). Word came as part of an Office
XP Standard Package.

Is it possible to do this please? and if so how?

If there are already threads or FAQs saying how to do this I do
apologise, I have been unable to find them adn would appreciate a
link.

--
David

[David]

Carol,

I had already found that link and followed its instructions but was unable
to find View/Toolbars/Customize/Commands Category so I wondered whether
that applied to the software version I have
--
David


"Carol" wrote:

See: http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm
--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"David" wrote:

Hi

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this myself using Help and newsgroups
and I would be grateful for some assistance.

I can use mail merge, I can print individual addresses onto envelopes but I
want to be able to insert a single address from my Outlook Contacts folder
into Word 2002 documents (not always on a separate envelope or label as I use
envelopes with transparent windows for routine correspondence). Word came as
part of an Office XP Standard Package.

Is it possible to do this please? and if so how?

If there are already threads or FAQs saying how to do this I do apologise, I
have been unable to find them adn would appreciate a link.

--
David

[David]

Problem solved, I thought "Catgory" was to be found within one of the panes
visible under the "Command" tab. I did not see that it was one of the
panes. Selecting "Insert" in the left pane meant I could find "Address" in
the right pane and drag it up to a toolbar.

Thanks for the help.


David


"David" wrote:

Carol,

I had already found that link and followed its instructions but was unable
to find View/Toolbars/Customize/Commands Category so I wondered whether
that applied to the software version I have
--
David


"Carol" wrote:

See: http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm
--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"David" wrote:

Hi

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this myself using Help and newsgroups
and I would be grateful for some assistance.

I can use mail merge, I can print individual addresses onto envelopes but I
want to be able to insert a single address from my Outlook Contacts folder
into Word 2002 documents (not always on a separate envelope or label as I use
envelopes with transparent windows for routine correspondence). Word came as
part of an Office XP Standard Package.

Is it possible to do this please? and if so how?

If there are already threads or FAQs saying how to do this I do apologise, I
have been unable to find them adn would appreciate a link.

--
David

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Category is one of the lists on the Commands tab of Tools | Customize.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"David" wrote in message
...
Problem solved, I thought "Catgory" was to be found within one of the
panes
visible under the "Command" tab. I did not see that it was one of the
panes. Selecting "Insert" in the left pane meant I could find "Address" in
the right pane and drag it up to a toolbar.

Thanks for the help.


David


"David" wrote:

Carol,

I had already found that link and followed its instructions but was
unable
to find View/Toolbars/Customize/Commands Category so I wondered
whether
that applied to the software version I have
--
David


"Carol" wrote:

See: http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm
--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"David" wrote:

Hi

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this myself using Help and
newsgroups
and I would be grateful for some assistance.

I can use mail merge, I can print individual addresses onto
envelopes but I
want to be able to insert a single address from my Outlook Contacts
folder
into Word 2002 documents (not always on a separate envelope or label
as I use
envelopes with transparent windows for routine correspondence). Word
came as
part of an Office XP Standard Package.

Is it possible to do this please? and if so how?

If there are already threads or FAQs saying how to do this I do
apologise, I
have been unable to find them adn would appreciate a link.

--
David