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I'm not familiar with the Mac platform but it is basically a case of changing the defaults,which from another questioners answer seems to be In the styles section of the formatting palette, click on
The mail merge SHOULD consist of a page of labels, each one one cell in a table and each one EXCEPT the last should have a NEXTREC field - merging all records (I suggest to document) would produce one
It MAY be there, but you probably are out of luck - we have a similar problem in my office, though you can search the harddrive with a macro, you cannot see the files - safest when getting attachements
As the attachment was opened directly, it will be in one of the temporary locations - but it will have been saved with whatever name you used - HOWEVER, as it WAS a temporary location there is a chance
The only way I can think of to do this would be via VBA, though if I was using VBA I probably wouldn't use fields at all, just a dialog box to gather the inputs - I'm happy to help with this if it would
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