More MailMerge Workshops

By: John Dorner

With the prevalence of networked copiers in many, if not most, offices you can use MS Office's (or other application's) MailMerge feature to print customized letters, pre-addressed newsletters and much more.

The last time I taught the MailMerge Workshop I was in a hurry to get a large number of people trained immediately following the rollout of the new NCCE Contacts application and I tried to cover too much.  I tried to cram too much information and please too many people at once. As a result, it was not a training session I was proud of.


In the hopes of redeeming myself, I am offering three more MailMerge workshops. Each one is targeted at a different version of MS Office so there will be less confusion.  Also, these sessions are scheduled for two hours instead of one. I doubt we will need the full two hours, but I wanted to make sure we could take our time have lots of hands-on practice and make sure you are comfortable with being able to use MailMerge for their projects when you left.

In these sessions, you will learn how to create a data file to use with your MailMerge documents as well as how to create a MailMerge document from scratch.


To register, use the links below:
Tuesday, September 21 2:00-4:00 Using MailMerge on Office 2008 (Mac)
Wednesday, September 22 2:00-4:00 Using MailMerge on Office 2007 (Windows)
Thursday, September 23 2:00 - 4:00 Using MailMerge on Office 2003 (Windows)

If these dates don't work for you, please let me know and I'll schedule additional sessions.