What is the primary purpose of Mail Merge in Word?

• To create a table of contents for a document.

• To send bulk emails to multiple recipients.

• To format text in different styles.

• The primary purpose of Mail Merge in Word is to create personalized documents.

Which types of documents can be created using Mail Merge?

• Letters, labels, envelopes, and emails.

• Text messages, phone calls, podcasts, and videos.

• Web pages, social media posts, flyers, and brochures.

• Reports, spreadsheets, presentations, and PDFs.

What are the main components involved in a Mail Merge process?

• Email Template

• Main Document, Data Source, Merge Fields, Merge Process

• Cover Letter

• Recipient List

How do you start a Mail Merge in Microsoft Word?

• Select 'File' and choose 'New Document'.

• Go to the 'Mailings' tab and select 'Start Mail Merge'.

• Click on 'Insert' and then 'Table'.

• Go to the 'Review' tab and select 'Track Changes'.

What is the role of the data source in Mail Merge?

• The data source is responsible for sending emails in Mail Merge.

• The data source is used to create the document layout in Mail Merge.

• The data source supplies the variable information for personalization in Mail Merge.

• The data source stores the final merged documents after processing.

Can you use Excel as a data source for Mail Merge?

• No, Excel cannot be used for Mail Merge.

• Yes

• Excel is only compatible with other Microsoft applications.

• Only Word can be used as a data source.

What is the difference between 'Preview Results' and 'Finish & Merge' in Mail Merge?

• 'Preview Results' shows a preview of the merged data; 'Finish & Merge' completes the mail merge process.

• 'Preview Results' is used to save the document; 'Finish & Merge' is for printing only.

• 'Preview Results' finalizes the document; 'Finish & Merge' allows for editing.

• 'Preview Results' is for selecting recipients; 'Finish & Merge' is for sending emails.

How can you customize the fields in a Mail Merge document?

• Manually type in all the data without a data source.

• Select fields from a different document unrelated to the Mail Merge.

• Edit the data source and use the Mail Merge wizard to select and insert specific fields.

• Use only the default fields provided by the template.