Create Word documents and emails using data in your Microsoft Access database.
Version | 5.0.66 |
Updated | Feb 17th 2011 |
Developer |
AGORA Software BV
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User Rating |
1255
3.0
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Original File Size | 9.5 MB |
Downloads | 21887 |
Systems | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 2003 |
Category | Internet |
4TOPS Mail Merge for Microsoft Access is the ultimate solution if you want to create Microsoft Word documents or emails using data in your Microsoft Access database. Documents can be created easily with any level of complexity (e.g. contracts). Selectively producing documents is as easy using selecting the records using filters and record selectors. Mail Merge for Microsoft Access supports labels, envelopes, directory listings, as well as reports.
Mail Merge is one of the main type of uses in any administrative software application. It is used extensively in all industries, typically by Access users that need document creation for their Office business application (quotations, letters, invoices, contracts, reports). Professionals that collect data for engineering, research or other purpose and want to create complex documents from it (surveys, reports, audits,...).
Mail Merge for Microsoft Access Crack can be used both by professional Access developers and Access power users. Mail Merge for Microsoft Access Crack differs from other Mail Merge software on the market.
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