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Mail Merge with FileMaker

Mail Merge with FileMaker | Learning Claris FileMaker | Scoop.it

If you currently hand type your business’s envelopes, letters, and other complex documents like proposals and legal forms, you would greatly benefit from using mail merge.

Mail merging, the process of filling in a template document with records from a data source, saves countless hours of double data entry and reduces human error; instead of typing out each recipient’s information, Microsoft Word (or another similar word processor) automatically does all the work for you.

In addition it is possible to create mail merges with records from your FileMaker system to save even more time.

 

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Intriguing new features in Microsoft Word 2016 for Mac | FileMaker

Intriguing new features in Microsoft Word 2016 for Mac | FileMaker | Learning Claris FileMaker | Scoop.it

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Mail Merge is also improved. The Mailings tab makes it easier to connect Word, Excel, and Outlook to generate and distribute mass mailings. Icon options are included for creating envelopes and labels. Mac users will find additional options for generating mass mailings using Apple Address Book or FileMaker Pro.

 

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Form Letters in Browse | The Philosophy of FileMaker

Form Letters in Browse | The Philosophy of FileMaker | Learning Claris FileMaker | Scoop.it
Empowering users of your solution to create their own form letters is life-changing.

 

No longer do they have to contact the developer, explain their needs and go through a back-and-forth testing stage.

The developer just designs a single interface that allows the user to create, save, edit and delete their own form letters.

It's really not that hard to program either.

You just need some global fields, a calculation and a couple of scripts for the foundation of this technique.

 

This approach seems like less income for the developer but that's shortsighted.

 

I always say happy clients equal more business!

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