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is the header (.HED) file no longer relevant in Word Mail Merge?
I just want to set up a single word template, point it to a specific header
file, and to a specific .txt file, just as as I have done in previous versions of Word. I have an inncumbent application that looks for the .DOC, ..HED, and .TXT portions of the mail merge files and uses a Visual Basic executable to execute the mail merge. The only difference here is that I am using Word 2003 to create a new mail merge template. Does the new version follow this architecture, or am I going to have to revert back to the older version of Word in order to continue using the .HED functionality? |
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