Welcome to the Corel to Microsoft Conversion Site for Salisbury University. The purpose of this web is to enhance the support services we
provide to our faculty and staff. We've provided a number of resources here to help you resolve
problems, report bugs, and suggest improvements to our products and service in
order to make the transition from Corel products (such as WordPerfect) to
Microsoft products (such as Word) as smooth as possible.
One of the support services that we are providing
is documentation. The following Word files are designed to assist you in
conversions and setting up Mail Merges in Microsoft Word. If a box appears
asking you to enter a username and password, click the Cancel button.
File Name
|
Description
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| How to Convert Files From WordPerfect to Word |
This document provides instructions on how to
convert a single Word Perfect file to Word format. Additionally,
instructions are included on how to convert multiple files simultaneously
using the Batch Conversion Wizard. |
| Using WS_FTP to Download from SAA |
This document is for use by anyone who is
downloading data files generated from SIS, FRS, HRS or ADS on SAA.
The examples provided are specific to the Academic Department new student
admit letters. |
| How to Merge Files Downloaded From SAA in MS Word |
This document is for use by anyone who is using
a new or convert mail merge form with the data files downloaded from SAA.
The examples provided are specific to the Academic Departments new student
admit letters. Actually, the instructions are good for any type of
mail merge you would like to create. |
| How to Create a
Word Mail Merge with Envelopes |
This document is to assist individuals in
creating a mail merge with envelopes in Microsoft Word.
In the final merged document, there will be an envelope preceding
the letter for each record within the document. |
| How
to Create a Word Mail Merge with Header Source Files |
This
document is to assist individuals in creating a Word mail merge header
source file.
A header is simply the title of each field in a data source.
Creating a header source file is only necessary when the data source file
does not already contain field names. Without defined field names, Word
will use the information from the first record as the field names and the
first record’s data will not merge with the document. |
