


Once activated, in the middle of the Task Pane and under the area Use An Existing List, I must select the Browse button. Because I already have a Recipients List, I activate the Use An Existing List check box. We have the options to Use An Existing List, Select From Outlook Contactsor Type An New List. In the Step 3 of the Mail Merge Wizard, we must now Select our Recipients. At the bottom of the Mail Merge Task Pane, we can see that we are in Step 2 of 6 and that the Next Step is Select Recipients, where we just press it to move on to the Next Step. Once we have selected Use The Current Document, we are notified that we Start From The Document Shown Here And Use The Mail Merge Wizard To Add Recipient Information. The other two options are Start From A Template and Start From Existing Document. Since we already have created our Main Document, in the Next Step of the Wizard which is named Select Starting Document we just activate the check box at the left of the command Use This Current Document.

At the bottom of the Mail Merge Task Pane, we can see that we are in Step 1 of 6, and that the Next Step is Starting Document, where we just press it to move on. For this post I have activated the Letters as Type of the Document. We are asked What Type Of Document Are You Working On? We can select from Letters, E-Mail Messages, Envelopes, Labels and Directory just by activating the check box at the left of each type. Once selected, the Mail Merge Task Pane appears at the right. Once we select the Start Mail Merge button, the drop-down menu appears where we select the command Step By Step Mail Merge Wizard. Word Will Create A Copy For Each Recipient And Replace Those Fields With That Person’s Info. You Can Insert Fields Like Name Or Address. Here we are notified with the following: Create One Document And Send It To Multiple People. We must select the Mailings tab of the ribbon and from the left we locate the area named Start Mail Merge.
