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How Do You Create A Main Mail Merge Document In Word 2003?

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How Do You Create A Main Mail Merge Document In Word 2003?

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Word 2003 lets you create templates for mass mailings to multiple recipients. The process is called “mail merge,” and the template document is called the “main document.” With this wizard’s help, you easily can create a main mail merge document. Open Microsoft Word 2003. Plan your main mail merge document. The main document should contain information that will appear on every letter or document including your return address, salutation, graphics, headers and complimentary closing. Click “Tools,” “Letters and Mailings” and then “Mail Merge Wizard.” A window will appear to the right of your screen. Select a document type from the list near the top of the window. For this example, choose “Letter.” Click “Next.” Select a starting document. Choose “Start from a Template” for now. If you have a main document already open, choose “Use the Current Document”; when you want to use a saved document, choose “Start from an Existing Document.” Click the “Select a Template” link to display a list of

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