AboutRichard Rost Expertise I am happy to answer any questions about how to USE Microsoft Windows 2000. I still run both Windows 2000 Workstation and Server here in my office. Also, please be sure to check the Windows Tips & Tricks and Windows Tutorials sections of my web site.
Experience I have been using Windows 2000 since it first came out. I have been teaching Windows (all versions) in the classroom since 1994, and online through computer tutorials since 2002.
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Question I have a large microsoft works spreadsheet set up with the addresses of all my personal contacts. I am trying to create a sheet of mailing labels through word. I can't get it to work. THis is what I doing right now:
1- go to Tools and select mail merge wizard. Select document type labels. Select the proper label size. Click next.
2- here is where i don't know where to go. i have tried everything and I keep getting blank labels, or when it tries to open my spreadsheet it is in weird computer symbols. i don't know if i need to save my works spreadsheet as a different file type or what.
Please help me- I have 250 address labels I need to print and i really don't want to type them all by hand!
Thank you so much in advance!
Answer Sorry, but I have never used Works Suite 2004.
It sounds like Word can't read your data file. I would try saving the data file as something else (I'm sure there's an option in Works to do that, but like I said, I've never used Works).
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I am happy to answer any questions about how to USE Microsoft Windows 2000. I still run both Windows 2000 Workstation and Server here in my office. Also, please be sure to check the