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Hello!
If ANYONE can help me out with this, I will do anything to 'pay you back'. Here is the situation. I type letters for a Doctor's office (not transcription trained, medically trained and mostly computer literate). The BIGGEST 'bottleneck' to my efficiency is looking up the Doctor's addresses. I have a huge book that contains all of the addresses. I have been doing this for almost a year and hence, have over hundred thousand letters I have typed. Most of them are to the same 1500-2000 physicians. Hence, I am looking for a way to 'insert address' into the letter. I think there is a way that I can create my address book in word, then insert. If you could tell me if this is possible that would be great! However, it seems that I would have to 'physically' type in all of the addresses specifically to the address book in word. THE IDEAL SITUATION: anyway you know of that I could go through the previously typed documents and click next to the address and 'insert into address book'. (very similar how you click next to the address in a document and can print an envelope). PLEASE HELP! Thanks! Michelle IS THERE A WAY TO DO THIS? |
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