How to Automatically Mail Merge (with Images) Using Add-Ins and Fix Microsoft Word Security Warni...

Опубликовано: 09 Август 2026
на канале: Rifqi Mulyawan
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Here's a video tutorial on how to perform a mail merge with images and automatically using an add-in, as well as how to overcome Microsoft Word security warnings.

This video will show you how to automatically convert, modify, and save mail merge data to various file formats without editing code; simply install it.

This method (via add-in) is the easiest way to use Microsoft Office Word with a VBA macro that can automatically convert your mail merge data files to various formats supported by the program.

This is an updated and improved functionality over the PDF or Docx macro code we previously shared on this channel.

Read more information on the website:



https://rifqimulyawan.com/blog/penger...



Download and get the macro code here:




https://rifqimulyawan.com/toko/produk...



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