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I was helping someone do a mail merge. &nbsp;The data was created with the data manager on a mac which is saved as a doc. &nbsp;While it is possible to do the whole merge on that system, is it not possible to import this data for a merge onto a PC? &nbsp;How would I have that document change to something the pc can use? can this be done on the mac?
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I was helping someone do a mail merge.  The data was created with the data manager on a mac which is saved as a doc.  While it is possible to do the whole merge on that system, is it not possible to import this data for a merge onto a PC?  How would I have that document change to something the pc can use? can this be done on the mac?

mail merge - need info on a PC

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