mailmerge question

Tue, 11 Feb 2003 09:49:47 EST

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A friend of mine has an application where he needs to do a mail merge.  The 
kicker is that each letter must have a diff signature based on the contents 
of a merge field.  The signature is a graphic file and there are over a 
thousand of them.

He may be willing to pay a consulting fee.  At this time he is using WINDOWS 
this could be a good time to start him on linux if Wordstar will do this, he 
has been unable to do it using MSWORD, however if wordstar can't do it but 
you know how to do it in word would still want to talk to you. 

Reply off list to elburn@aol.com

Thanks

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Reply off list to elburn@aol.com<BR>
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Thanks<BR>
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