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Outlook 2003 vs. Word 2002

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    LorrieWhite
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    Outlook 2003 vs. Word 2002

    GlacierWe are using Office/Word XP, but needed to upgrade our mail server to Exhange 2003...therefore we upgraded all users to Outlook 2003. We have one huge Outlook address book, from which everyone could mail merge from using the Mail Merge Option in the Tools menu. Since the upgrade the mail merge option is now longer available, assuming that there is some kind of conflict between the two programs. I could re-train everyone to start in Word to accomplish their mail merge, but there are still some problem with that process.

    Do you think that MS will be correcting this problem in the near future. I've check everything that I could find in Knowledge Base and at support.microsoft.com but have found no mention of the problem. Is it possible that their is something wrong on our end?

    Thanks - I appreciate your help,

    Lorrie White @ [email protected]



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    Jon Peltier
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    Re: Outlook 2003 vs. Word 2002

    You should be asking in the Outlook and Word forums.

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    LorrieWhite wrote:

    > We are using Office/Word XP, but needed to upgrade our mail server to
    > Exhange 2003...therefore we upgraded all users to Outlook 2003. We have
    > one huge Outlook address book, from which everyone could mail merge from
    > using the Mail Merge Option in the Tools menu. Since the upgrade the
    > mail merge option is now longer available, assuming that there is some
    > kind of conflict between the two programs. I could re-train everyone to
    > start in Word to accomplish their mail merge, but there are still some
    > problem with that process.
    >
    > Do you think that MS will be correcting this problem in the near
    > future. I've check everything that I could find in Knowledge Base and
    > at support.microsoft.com but have found no mention of the problem. Is
    > it possible that their is something wrong on our end?
    >
    > Thanks - I appreciate your help,
    >
    > Lorrie White @ [email protected]
    >
    >
    >



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