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Word 2007? At step 6 (and on the mailings tab - Finish and Merge) you should
have an option 'Edit Individual Documents'. That will create a new document containing your merged documents - see http://www.gmayor.com/merge_labels_with_word_2007.htm (In Word 2003 there's an option Merge To New Document on the merge toolbar.). -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "John Quinn" wrote in message ... Well guys my printer went down. I need to copy my merged documents to a file so I can bring it to another computer to print out my documents (7,700 pages). I tried to use the print to file option on my printer, but when I bring it to another site, it asks a lot of questions about what access created the file. I have Access 2004, but my friends have either an earlier or later version. I also will not print if the user has only small business installed (no Access). On Step 6 of my mail merge, there is only the ability to print or merging to the printer. in Word 2000 we could save the merged letters. I guess the software developers at Microsoft never had a printer go down on them. Any suggestions as to how I can save this file until my new printer comes in? Any help appreciated! Thanks John |
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