I'm still in the process of working through that mail merged document which
seeks to create several hundred fully customised letters which include
generic parts but which also has specifically tailored parts of each letter
according to an access database which is being read. This is such as to
create letters which contain only relevant paragraphs to that client; a
customised letter.

I have however hit another problem in page numbering.
The actual page numbering seems to be working fine with the proper page
being shown on each page both before and after the merge, with each new
letter in the entire merged document starting again at 1.

Any help on trying to display the reference of the conditions on page xxx
would be fantastic. I want to have on the first page 'make sure that you read
the conditions on page 9' or whatever to appear. The length of each letter
changes and so it could be anywhere from page 8-17 which is why the coding is
needed.
Thanks.
The problem that I'm having is that I'm trying to refer to these pages on
the first page of each letter as follows:
"Please read the conditions on page xxx" which I had referring to a bookmark
on page 9 for example. The problem is that on a merge my bookmarks seem to
dissappear and so instead of page xxx, it will read "bookmark undefined". I
had been using the coding {PAGEREF Conditions} where i had a bookmark
'Conditions' on page xxx. This seems to work before the merge but after that
it doesn't.