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I am sure this will be easy for someone; i need to know what the best easiest and quickest way of doing a mail merge. <br />
I have an excel sheet of 2,500 company details for posting information to, I want to know how i can produce the following please. I am using office 2007 if thats meakes a diffrence<br />
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Standard letter to be printed on letter headed paper to each of the above companys <br />
I would then like to print the address details on to aviary labels in a similar order so it makes packing each letter up efficient. <br />
Any help n this matter would be most appreciated. <br />
Alex <br />

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I am sure this will be easy for someone; i need to know what the best easiest and quickest way of doing a mail merge. 
I have an excel sheet of 2,500 company details for posting information to, I want to know how i can produce the following please. I am using office 2007 if thats meakes a diffrence

Standard letter to be printed on letter headed paper to each of the above companys 
I would then like to print the address details on to aviary labels in a similar order so it makes packing each letter up efficient. 
Any help n this matter would be most appreciated. 
Alex 


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