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Old 01-28-2020, 02:34 PM
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As much as I’m reluctant to admit it, I’ve recently migrated from Office 2003 to something less archaic. I’m fairly certain it’s 2016, but this new (to me) UI doesn’t appear to have a Help/About spot that would tell what version I’m working with.




Anyway…I have a simple Mail Merge document that takes in a .csv file from Excel and extracts data that feeds a check printer. After converting to .docx, this MM operation now stops and needs to know the field separator, and the record separator each time it’s run.



Does anyone know if there’s a way for me to make my choices either the default for Word, or, better yet, the default for just that document?


I appreciate any input you might provide.


Thanks.


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