

The labels are placed in a table, with each data record creating one of the labels. Using this format, it is assumed that each iteration of the mail-merge process creates a mailing label. A section break is placed between each created letter, and each data record is used to create a complete letter. Using this format, it is assumed that each iteration of the mail-merge process creates a separate letter. When you create a mail-merge document, Word 2007 and Word 2010 allow you to create any of the following that are designed for printed output: The first is to change how the mail-merge document is created, and the second is after merging to a new document.


There are two ways that this can be handled. Apparently Jane uses Word to create mail-merge documents, and then needs to get rid of the section breaks. Jane complained about not being able to get rid of the section breaks between mail-merge documents.
