| 1. Display the Write Letters window. |
| 2. Choose Design QuickBooks Letters and then click Next. |
| 3. Choose Convert an Existing Microsoft Word Document to a QuickBooks Letter and then click Next. |
| 4 . Use the Browse button to find and then select the Word document you intend to use or enter the filename directly in the field provided. |
| 5. Select the list of names you'll be sending the letter to. |
| Later when you need to write and print the letter, QuickBooks makes it available to you along with other letters intended for the same recipients. |
| 6. Click Create Letter to launch Word and open your document. |
| 7. Enter a name for your letter in the Enter a Name for Your Letter window. This will help to distinguish it from the original. |
| 8. Click OK. |
| 9. Edit text and insert QuickBooks fields from the QuickBooks toolbar in Word. |
| 10. Save the document in Word (from the File menu, choose Save use the document name you entered in QuickBooks). |
| When you're ready to send it out, display the Write Letters window in QuickBooks and prepare your letter. |
| QuickBooks stores all letters in a QuickBooks Letters folder where you save your company data file. Subfolders contain each different group of letters (customer, vendor, employee, and so on). |
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
How do I convert an existing Microsoft word document to a QuickBooks Letter ?
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