When I print my letters after merging them, I get a blank page in between each letter. I thought it may have been caused by a possible blank page inserted at the end of the original letter, however this is not the case???
Is it possible that the merged information is just enough to push the verbiage off the page? If there is a paragraph mark (or return character) at the very end of your document, it may be forcing a page break. Turn on the paragragh markings to see if this is what is causing the blank page. Instead of merging to print, use "edit individual letters." This will show you exactly what is causing the break - a page break or paragraph markings. Hope this helps.
When I print my letters after merging them, I get a blank page in between each letter. I thought it may have been caused by a possible blank page inserted at the end of the original letter, however this is not the case???
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Is it possible that the merged information is just enough to push the verbiage off the page? If there is a paragraph mark (or return character) at the very end of your document, it may be forcing a page break. Turn on the paragragh markings to see if this is what is causing the blank page. Instead of merging to print, use "edit individual letters." This will show you exactly what is causing the break - a page break or paragraph markings. Hope this helps.
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