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Old January 16th 06, 03:43 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
WHGeorge
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Default Contact Mail Merge

I am trying to do a mail merge gleaning data from two "public/shared contact
folders" (Small Business Server) into one document. I am very familiar with
the mail merge in general.

My problem, how to find the data source for a public folder? Where is it and
what is its file type? And, how to use two such contact folders for one mail
merge?

Any clues?
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William H. George
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