Word 2013: Mail Merge in Depth

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Free Online Course: Word 2013: Mail Merge in Depth provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Word 2013: Mail Merge in Depth is taught by Gini von Courter.

Overview
  • Create personalized letters, envelopes, labels, and even email messages that address recipients by name, with the Mail Merge feature in Word 2013 and these expert-led training videos.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • Understanding Mail Merge
    • Using the exercise files
    1. Creating Personalized Letters
    • Creating a simple letter for Mail Merge
    • Choosing or creating a data source
    • Opening an existing file
    • Using Mail Merge with Outlook contacts
    • Creating a new data source for Mail Merge
    • Using Mail Merge with Access data
    • Using Mail Merge with Excel
    • Matching fields from the data source
    • Inserting address blocks, greeting lines, and merge fields
    • Previewing results and error checking
    • Completing the merge
    • Troubleshooting common errors
    • Retaining numeric formatting from the data source
    2. Using Email Merge
    • What email merge can do for you
    • Creating personalized email messages
    • Strategies for sending merged email
    • Attaching a Word document to an email message
    • Installing Merge Tools
    • Attaching files to an email message
    3. Creating Envelopes, Labels, and Directories
    • Creating envelopes
    • Creating labels
    • Adding an image to each label
    • Creating a page of identical labels
    • Creating a directory
    4. Using Rules and Other Advanced Features
    • Prompting for global input with FILLIN
    • Prompting for repeating input with ASK
    • Prompting for individual input with FILLIN
    • Using IF...THEN...ELSE for intelligent merging
    • Merging to individual files
    Conclusion
    • Next steps