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Peter Jamieson
How far have you got?
In Step 3 of the Wizard, you need to check the "Use an existing list" radio
button and click the Browse... option, then locate your .mdb (if that is the
sort of Access database you have) in the Select Data Source dialog box that
Word presents. Then click Open. Word should present a list of tables and
queries. Select the one you need. Then you either insert an Addressblock
field or individual fields depending on what field names you have and what
you want.
If you can't open the Access database, it isn't a .mdb, or you can't see the
table or query you need, let us know what is going wrong...
In Step 3 of the Wizard, you need to check the "Use an existing list" radio
button and click the Browse... option, then locate your .mdb (if that is the
sort of Access database you have) in the Select Data Source dialog box that
Word presents. Then click Open. Word should present a list of tables and
queries. Select the one you need. Then you either insert an Addressblock
field or individual fields depending on what field names you have and what
you want.
If you can't open the Access database, it isn't a .mdb, or you can't see the
table or query you need, let us know what is going wrong...