[hollydancer]

I am running Word 2000 and am trying to do a mail merge onto Avery 8387
postcards (4 to a sheet). All went well except 1) the merge put only one
name per page instead of four (one per postcard), and 2) i would like to have
my return address on each card and cannot figure out how to do that. Any
help is greatly appreciated.

[Peter Jamieson]

For (1)

I would have a look at Graham Mayor's page at

http://www.gmayor.com/mail_merge_lab...th_word_xp.htm

(postcards are essentially the same as labels from a mailmerge perspective).
You probably need to start at around "Insert the fields".

For (2) it depends on the overall layout that you want, but for example, by
splitting each cell into two cells stacked on top of each other, you could
put your return address in the top cell, left aligned, and the names
centered (say) in the bottom cell. In that case you would lose the benefit
of the "Propagate Labels " function, but you can do the same stuff manually.

Peter Jamieson


"hollydancer" wrote in message
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I am running Word 2000 and am trying to do a mail merge onto Avery 8387
postcards (4 to a sheet). All went well except 1) the merge put only one
name per page instead of four (one per postcard), and 2) i would like to
have
my return address on each card and cannot figure out how to do that. Any
help is greatly appreciated.

[Graham Mayor]

You may find http://www.gmayor.com/duplex_merge_data.htm useful also.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


Peter Jamieson wrote:
For (1)

I would have a look at Graham Mayor's page at

http://www.gmayor.com/mail_merge_lab...th_word_xp.htm

(postcards are essentially the same as labels from a mailmerge
perspective). You probably need to start at around "Insert the
fields".
For (2) it depends on the overall layout that you want, but for
example, by splitting each cell into two cells stacked on top of each
other, you could put your return address in the top cell, left
aligned, and the names centered (say) in the bottom cell. In that
case you would lose the benefit of the "Propagate Labels " function,
but you can do the same stuff manually.
Peter Jamieson


"hollydancer" wrote in message
news
I am running Word 2000 and am trying to do a mail merge onto Avery
8387 postcards (4 to a sheet). All went well except 1) the merge
put only one name per page instead of four (one per postcard), and
2) i would like to have
my return address on each card and cannot figure out how to do that.
Any help is greatly appreciated.