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I typed in addresses in Access and attempted to do a mail merge. The
addresses I just typed don't show up on the list. I have used this successfully many times and not had a problem. This happened last time I tried it and again today. When I go back into Access, the date I entered IS THERE. How can I find the new entries to do my mail merge? |
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Try re-connecting to the data source.
-- Please respond to the Newsgroup for the benefit of others who may be interested. Questions sent directly to me will only be answered on a paid consulting basis. Hope this helps, Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Julie" wrote in message ... I typed in addresses in Access and attempted to do a mail merge. The addresses I just typed don't show up on the list. I have used this successfully many times and not had a problem. This happened last time I tried it and again today. When I go back into Access, the date I entered IS THERE. How can I find the new entries to do my mail merge? |
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