Never formally trained in Word? Here are a few tricks for new ways of working with Word. More Great Tips for QuickBooks Users. We can Help!
   
 
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Mass Mailing
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QuickBooks integrates with Microsoft Word and provides a wizard to generate standard or customized letters to customers.  To generate mass mailings using Word and your QuickBooks customer list from the QuickBooks Company menu>Write letters>Design QuickBooks  Letters. Select view or edit existing letters to understand the formatting. Save the letter under a new name (do not overwrite the template) by  selecting save as from the Word file menu.
Send an Office Document Without Opening Outlook

Ever need to get that important Word document to someone in a hurry? Here's how you can do it without opening Outlook.

  1. On the File menu, point to Send To, and then click Mail Recipient (as Attachment).
  2. Fill in the Recipient, Subject, and message boxes and click Send.

Or if you have Word 2000:

  1. On the Standard toolbar, click E-mail.
  2. In the To and Cc boxes, enter the recipient names separated by semicolons.
  3. By default, the name of the document appears in the Subject box. If you want, you can type your own subject name.
  4. Click Send a Copy

an example of how you use word within Quickbooks to make your job more efficient

Setting Up Multicolumn Documents To create multiple columns quickly, follow these steps:

Choose Edit, Select All or press Ctrl+A.

Click the Columns button on the Standard toolbar.

The Column menu appears, giving you the choice of dividing a page into two, three, or four columns. Highlight the number of columns you want by dragging the mouse to the right.

Word immediately converts your document into a multicolumn document

( use of more than four columns on a single page will mean none of the columns can display much text)
 

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