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How To Create Envelopes via Mail Merge in Microsoft Word?
Mail Merge is a very helpful feature in Microsoft Word that allows us to create multiple Documents, such as Letters and Envelopes at once, just by using a Main Document and a Distribution List that we have created. This way, we save a lot of time and effort of typing repeatedly the same Letter. In previous posts of mine I described how to use Mail Merge with the Ribbon and with the help of the Step by Step Wizard. In this post, I will describe how to Use Mail Merge for Envelopes. All that we will need is a Mailing List. Just keep reading the post below.
The whole procedure seems hard, difficult, and long. But once you get the hang of it, it will seem nice and easy. Just remember these Steps.
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Step1: Select Envelope
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Step 2: Customize your Envelope Layout
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Step 3: Begin the Mail Merge
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Step 4: Link our Data Source to the Envelope
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Step 5: Insert an Address Block to the Envelope
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Step 6: Preview and Print the Envelopes
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Step 7: Save Our Mail Merged Envelope
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