Mail merge by Robin Snyder  ,  robin@RobinSnyder.com , source: CS101/merge-03 [NV/asp] [page formatted/updated on 2008/04/19 at 19:02:00 , loaded on 2012/05/21 at 11:02:20 ] versions:    screen-friendly    printer-friendly Table of contents:    1. Mail merge    2. The copy-update problem (part 1/2)    3. Ever present    4. Copy-update example    5. Solution    6. Phone-list problem    7. Working together    8. Assumptions    9. Abstraction    10. Kanisza figures    11. Hoare: Abstraction    12. Programming abstractions    13. Mail merge    14. The problem    15. The abstraction    16. The merge process    17. Three tape model    18. Algorithm    19. Pseude-code    20. Flow chart    21. Mail merge method    22. Mail merge with Office    23. Microsoft Office    24. Setting the return address    25. Creating the data source    26. Starting the mail merge process    27. Select the data source    28. Merge fields    29. Form letter    30. Merge the data source with the main document    31. Mailing label    32. Envelopes    33. Printer tips for envelopes    34. Catalog    35. Aligning text in a Word document    36. Align    37. Justification    38. Left alignment    39. Right alignment    40. Center alignment    41. Decimal alignment    42. Aligning text    43. Lining up text    44. Tab stop    45. Left alignment    46. Right alignment    47. Center alignment    48. Decimal alignment    49. Ruler    50. Tab stops    51. Suggestions    52. Aligning with tabs    53. References    54. Vocabulary    55. Short answer questions    56. Multiple choice questions by Robin Snyder  ,  robin@RobinSnyder.com , source: CS101/merge-03 [NV/asp]