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Rick
Do you mean that letter 1 prints, then its corresponding
envelope, then letter 2 prints, then its envelope? If
so, you would set up your original merge template with
two pages. The first is formatted as a letter, the
second is formatted as an envelope. Depending on the
version of Word you are running-this may differ-but you
can change the layout of the second page by going into
page setup and in the "Apply To" pulldown box,
select "From this point forward". This allows you to
have two pages that are formatted differently (one for a
letter and one for an envelope). I don't know what the
printing ramifications are, but the doc seems to execute
the merge just fine. Layout the merge fields as you
would for a letter and an envelope. Hope this helps,
-Rick
envelope, then letter 2 prints, then its envelope? If
so, you would set up your original merge template with
two pages. The first is formatted as a letter, the
second is formatted as an envelope. Depending on the
version of Word you are running-this may differ-but you
can change the layout of the second page by going into
page setup and in the "Apply To" pulldown box,
select "From this point forward". This allows you to
have two pages that are formatted differently (one for a
letter and one for an envelope). I don't know what the
printing ramifications are, but the doc seems to execute
the merge just fine. Layout the merge fields as you
would for a letter and an envelope. Hope this helps,
-Rick