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Mail Merge in Microsoft Word 2010

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Overview

Mail Merge is a useful tool that will allow you to easily produce multiple letters, labels, envelopes, name tags, and more using information stored in a list, database, or spreadsheet. In this lesson, you will learn how to use the Mail Merge Wizard to create a data source and a form letter, and explore other wizard features.

Lessons: 1
Duration: 8 min
Subject: Business
Language: English
Software: Word 2010
Level: Beginner
Keywords:
Microsoft Word 2010 , table , mailing list , Word , word 2010 , microsoft office 2010 , mail merge more
Released: 07/11/14
About the Instructor
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Harold Fisher

Degrees: B.A. Biblical Studies, College of Biblical Studies (2002); M.Ed. Instructional Technology, American Intercontinental University (2004); M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction/Master Technology Teacher, Our Lady of the Lake University (2006); Ed.D Teacher Leadership, Walden University (2012) M.A. Organizational Leadership (2013). Certifications: Texas Educator Certification - Office/Business Education (2005), Texas State University, Career Investigations/Career Connections Certification, Texas Education Agency (2007). Career Path: Public School Teacher/Virtual Teacher - Galena Park ISD and Spring ISD 2000-2009; Adjunct Faculty - College of Biblical Studies 2005-2007, Online Adjunct Instructor - Ashford University 2007 to 2013; Online Adjunct - Grace Bible College; Online Adjunct - Asuza Pacific University; Online Adjunct - Cornerstone University; Professor/Project Manager of Distance Education - College of Biblical Studies 2009 to present. Research Interests: Apologetics, Virtual School education, and Distance education. Personal: Professor Fisher and his wife have three wonderful children, Brittani, Nicholas, & Sydnee. Quotable: "Success with each student seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go." In both the online and face-to-face learning environments, Professor Fisher makes learning a reality by building meaningful relationships, designing innovative interactive lessons and motivating teachers and students to become successful life long learners. He simply will accept nothing less than success and sets the bar for excellence by example. Email: hfisher93@gmail.com