Professional Documents
Culture Documents
[Word 2002 & 2003: Select Tools + Letters and Mailings + Mail Merge Wizard]
or [Word 2007 & 2010 only: Select Mailings + Start Mail Merge + Step by Step
Mail Merge Wizard] to bring up the Mail Merge wizard on the right side of your
screen. The wizard will guide you through six steps to complete your merge:
Step 1, Select document type: Select Directory and click Next at the
right, bottom of the screen.
o Click Next.
drag the middle vertical line in the table to match the sample
directory shown at the top of these instructions.
o Click on the right column of directory and use the More items
button in the Mail Merge Wizard to insert in employee information.
o Click the area (left column) where you want the OnMerge Image
inserted. Click [Word 2002 & 2003: the button in the Mail Merge
toolbar] or [Word 2007 & 2010: Mailings + OnMerge Images] to
activate the OnMerge dialog box.
The photos are named with employee first and last name
separated by a space. You must tell OnMerge Images to
include the space between first and last name. To do so,
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click Field Name, Bookmark or Text, in the second row and
press the space bar once to insert a single space.
Select OK.
Step 5, Preview your directory: you may use the << and >> buttons in
the mail merge wizard to preview your finished directory entries.
Sizing Images?
Different images that you merge in the same spot may have different sizes and orientations. When
you actually do the merge, OnMerge will size the image to the largest possible size that your master
template supports.
There are two ways to tell OnMerge what that maximum image size is. 1) On the Options tab of the
OnMerge dialog, set Image Box Width and Height; or, 2) Drag the image’s corner so that it fills the
maximum width and height (image box) that the image could possibly occupy in your layout. As you
drag the corner, note that the image may appear distorted or stretched but OnMerge will correctly
resize the image as soon as you click outside it.
OnMerge will remember the maximum image box you just sized and use that size in the
merge even though it does not appear on-screen in the master template. This means that,
unless all merged images have exactly the same proportions, you may end up with white or blank
space on sides or tops of the merged images since each merged image may have different
proportions than the maximum image box.