Word's Mail Merge feature isn't just for creating form letters and address labels; you can use it to quickly personalize virtually any document--no matter how many copies you need to send or print.

While it might seem as if Microsoft Word’s Mail merge facility is designed primarily for bulk mailings, this is not its only use. Did you know it can create lists, nametags and even catalogs complete ...

Microsoft Excel can be a powerful resource for managing all sorts of data, but it's particularly useful for keeping track of your business contacts. Having all of your contacts or potential leads in a ...

The last piece of this three-part article is about merging your custom Word documents with your client list (exported from Outlook to Excel) for distribution. Part One explains how to selectively ...

When you need to mail copies of the same letter to multiple recipients, create custom envelopes or labels to mail to various contacts or you want to make a mass email sound more personal, you can use ...

The North Orange County Computer Club is helping The Gadgetress tackle the multitude of readers cries for help. NOCCC group has experts in all sorts of computer topics. The club, which meets monthly ...

Arguably one of Word's most valuable features, mail merge automatically combines an address list with a document (business letter, mailing labels, etc.). Of course, as anyone who's tried it knows, ...

I frequently send e-mails to clients reminding them of deadlines or special services. To protect the recipients’ identities I use the Bcc (blind copy) in the address box. While that approach is OK, ...

Personalize email communications with custom fields inserted into a mail merge message. If your Workspace edition supports it, you may mail merge from Gmail using a Google Sheet as your data source.