lab journal 3
lab journal 3
Lab Journal - 03
Name: MALIK HAMZA BIN KHALID
Enrollment #: 01-134251-037
Date: 17/02/2025
Objectives:
1) To learn about MS word mail merge.
2) Using mail merge to create different letters
3) Sending different letters and emails using mail merge via outlook/Gmail.
4) Creating different envelopes using mail merge
5) Working with references tab to create a table of contents.
Tools Required:
a) Microsoft Word
Mail merge: Mail merge is a feature that enables users to send a similar letter or
document to multiple recipients. It enables connecting a single form template with a data
source that contains information about the recipient’s name, address and other predefined
and supported data. It lets you create a batch of documents that are personalized for each
recipient.
For example, a form letter might be personalized to address each recipient by name. A
data source, like a list, spreadsheet, or database, is associated with the document.
Task-01
To merge a mail with different recipients.
Open the document, which contains a birthday invitation party letter which you want to
mail to many recipients. Sample letter is given below.
Dear Friends,
I hope you all are doing fine. I have something very special to tell you which is that, my
22nd birthday is on its way, and I want you all to come over to my place on the 15-10-
22at 7 pm for the birthday party I have arranged for all the friends, and family.
I do not want to listen to any refusals, and I expect you all to be there on time as
mother is going to bake our favorite cake, and also, I want to spend quality time with
you guys so that I can have good memories for my 22nd birthday.
I hope to see you guys soon, and also expect you all to be there as you all are very
special to me.
Regards
***********
For recipients, try both “use existing list” if you already have your own
recipients, if you do not have already as you will be creating it for the
very first time, then create a new list.
Click on “customize” columns if you want to add, delete or rename the
columns.
Complete mail merge process and preview your letters.
Randomly remove few recipients from the recipients list and finish the
merging process.
SOLUTION:
Task-02:
Scenario:
Assume you are working as an intern in a marketing firm. Your
manager has given you a list of client contacts and asked you to
send a personalized promotional email to each client using Mail
Merge in Microsoft Word.
Your goal is to automate the email-sending process using the
provided dataset from the following source:
👉 Sample Contacts List (Pre-downloaded for you). ( Email
addresses are Fictitious)
This task will help you understand how businesses use Mail
Merge to efficiently send personalized emails to multiple
recipients.
Take advantage of our limited-time deal and enjoy premium services at dis-
counted rates.
Best Regards,
[Your Name]
Marketing Team
Click Select Recipients > Use an Existing List and select the downloaded Excel file.
Verify that the field names match the dataset.
Exercise 01:
This method combines MS Word Mail Merge with Google Sheets & YAMM ( mail
merge) to send bulk emails via Gmail.
1. Open Microsoft Word and go to Mailings > Start Mail Merge > Email Messages.
2. Click Select Recipients > Use an Existing List and choose your Excel, saved as (CSV)
file.
3. Insert Mail Merge fields (<<First Name>>, <<Email Address>>, etc.).
4. Click Finish & Merge > Edit Individual Documents.
5. A new Word document opens with all personalized emails.
Since Word doesn’t store emails in a structured format, you need to manually extract
the details into Google Sheets. (Ctrl+A Ctrl+C Ctrl+V)
2. Click Extensions > Yet Another Mail Merge > Start Mail Merge.
Task No 03:
Apply formatting to the original file
Insert page borders in the original document, not the one created after.
Exercise 02:
Create an envelope for each of the existing contact list provided from create group
of mailing tab. (or you can create your own list )
Task no 04:
The "References" tab in MS Word is essential for academic writing, reports, and research papers.
It helps students manage bibliographies, create a table of contents, and insert footnotes/endnotes.
Create a Table of Contents (TOC).
Open MS Word and type a sample document with at least 3 headings and a brief
description. Hint: use =rand () function to insert random text about each heading.
Example:
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
Deep learning
Select each heading and apply Heading 1, Heading 2, etc. (from the "Home" tab).
Click References > Table of Contents and choose Automatic Table 1.
Add new content and update TOC by clicking "Update Table".
SOLUTION:
Table of Contents
Steps to Complete the Task:..............................................................................................................3
Table of Contents.........................................................................................................................................7
Exercise 03:
Add more headings underneath each heading by choosing
appropriate levels i.e. 2 and 3 and then update the table to
show them in TOC.
Task no 05:
From the Footnotes group insert footnotes and endnotes.
Exercise 04:
Using = rand (70) built in function add random text for
multiple pages and insert citations and add bibliography.
Task 01
Task 02
Task 03
Task 04
Task 05
Exercise 01
Exercise 02
Exercise 03
Exercise 04
Exercise 05