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Thank you for your prompt reply. I've been revisiting what I was doing to
make sure I wasn't overlooking something obvious. Saving the main doc with or without the data source is important? Even when I experimented and did that, the 'Use an existing list' option still says Browse without offering the last one I used. When I do a straight merge of a new doc with an existing database, WD2003's Browse never offers one used earlier, while in WD2002 it did. Unless I've missed a Tools Options setting or something? "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote: Did you save the mailmerge main document with the data source attached to it? -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Jonathan" wrote in message ... Guess what, I just got WD2003 ... Mail merge in WD2002 remembered my source file used at Step 3 if I wanted to do a second merge, but now when I complete the last step and start another merge going, I need to Browse for the source. Again. Am I missing a setting in Tools Options or something else? |
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