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| A graphic that you can create using Microsoft Word 2007 |
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| A rectangular boundary between your shape and the rest of the document; also a container that heps you to resize and arrange shapes on the page |
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| A file that contains the data that changes from one merged document to the next; often shown as a table that consists of rows and columns |
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| The rows of the data source table are called records |
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| First row of a data source; identifies the name of each column |
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| Every row below header row; contains text that varies in each copy of the merged document |
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| Each column in the data source; represents a goup of similar data |
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| Each data field must be identified uniquely with a name |
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| Field names linked to the data source; they merge with the main document with the contents of the data source |
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| Are chevrons; mark the beginning and ending of a merge field. Merge field characters are not on the keyboard; therefore you cannot type them directly into the document |
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| contains several fields related to an address: title, first name, middle name, last name, suffix, company, street address 1, street address 2, city, state, and ZIP code |
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| Contains text and fields related to a salutation |
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| List that contains several levels of items, with each level displaying a defferent numeric, alphabetic, or bullet symbol |
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