Mail Merge in Microsoft Office Word 2010 -- Part 2

[@studio33128]

Thanks again for a very clearly defined tutorial. Great timing to allow the person to follow along.

[@einstini15]

Just wanted to thank you for your video. Never really used mail merge before. Great feature and video

[@trinidad3456]

Dear Simon
Nice teaching, i like it easy to understand. i am having a lot of problem with this in class

[@littlepitt2000]

Thanks for uploading a new video on Part II.

[@edithmiguel]

Thank you so much very clear and easy to understand .. !

[@nellylee1952]

Thanks very much for your presentation.

[@canyoubelievethis220]

You have to use your layout form in table and show gridlines.

[@krittinonchowaratana5349]

Very nice video it can help me much . I want you to do a another about a envelope front.
I would be very please

[@glennmcdonald64]

US Zip Codes use five digits, in which leading zeros are valid. In yore Boston Mass example, your list and labels show "2211", where "02211" would be the correct (and US Mail sortable) ZIP Code.

[@TeeDubbleDee]

Simon, how do you know which label to use?

[@chenzi08]

Thank you. Very good video...

[@InvisibleLyndz]

When I try to add the address the whole address doesn't show, just the first two lines... I'm new to this so any help would be much appreciated. Thanks

[@Ileana1302]

Thanks you man,You really helped me

[@SimonSezIT]

You are very welcome ;-)

[@justinpenate4742]

Thank you.

[@kinchantha7013]

Really good, thanks!

[@SimonSezIT]

+kin chantha Thanks for watching and for your comments!

[@lexmarkx75]

thank you !!!

[@winterrover846]

Thanks. Very useful. But the video is so slow.

[@tengtheara6695]

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