With Office 2011 for Mac, your guide to mail merging in Word is Mail Merge Manager. You can invoke Mail Merge Manager by choosing Tools→Mail Merge Manager from the menu bar. It’s designed to be used starting at the top in Step 1, and you work your way down to Step 6.
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The steps in the Mail Merge Manager are as follows:
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- With Messages for Mac, you can send unlimited messages to any Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that uses iMessage, Apple's secure-messaging service. IPhone owners can use it for SMS and MMS messages, too.
- For email merge to work properly you need to have the correct settings. Open Apple Mail then choose Preferences. Ensure that Microsoft Outlook is your default Email Reader. If you need to change the default email reader, you will need to restart your Mac before continuing with email merge.
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Select a Document Type.
Choose from four types of mail merge:
* Form Letters: Customize a letter with personal information or data.
* Labels: Make mailing labels, tent cards, book labels, and DVD labels.
* Envelopes: Print envelopes of any size.
* Catalog: Choose this option to build custom, personalized catalogs, brochures, and price sheets. For example, you could pull pictures from a database to create individualized custom catalogs based on customer purchases, category, or some other criteria.
Select Recipients List.
Choose a data source for the mail merge.
Insert Placeholders.
Choose the field names (for example, column names, headers, and column headers) and position them in your document.
Filter Recipients.
Set rules as to which records will be retrieved from the data source.
Preview Results.
See exactly how your document looks with data before running the mail merge.
Complete Merge.
Run the merge. You can merge to a printer, a single Word document, personalized Word documents, or e-mail messages.