Merge, but I will ask you to do it this time, since we are working with fakeĮmail accounts, and you probably don’t want to receive a bunch of bounce backĮmails. In real life, this is an optional step when doing an email Select Recipients and browse for the Excel fileĥ. Go to Mailings tab and select Start Mail MergeĤ. You will start this merge like any other email merge:Ģ. Important: you should save these both to your desktop before starting, since you will have to browse to find the Excel file when merging.Mail Merge Database Excel File: this is a fictional database for linking to the merge document.This is a fictional letter for potential students. Sample Letter Word Document: this is your file that you would like to turn into a merged PDF for recipients.Here are a couple files for experimentation, if you would like If you have never merged before, or are not comfortable with the process, please come attend my Microsoft Word Essentials training! You will be comfortable with it in no time. Also, for these exercises, I am assuming you have some experience with Mail Merge in Word.Request Acrobat DC, or other Adobe CreativeĬloud programs, contact the Help Desk at 4357.

Today I am going to be referencing an Add In that comes with the installation.The possibilities are endless! By the way, big thanks to Julie and Meghan for having an awesome question in last week’s Word session that has inspired this Byte! Background Maybe you would like to send individual PDF letters to students via email attachment, or perhaps you want to have a partially completed PDF form that is personalized for each person you are emailing. Have you ever wished that you could do an email Mail Merge with PDF attachments as the merged results? There are a variety of reasons you may want to do this.

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