Inserting text from a .txt file

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~~Alan~~

I'm trying really hard to jump on the bandwagon and migrate from Outlook
Express to Outlook, but the more I try, the more frustrated I get.

Anyway, here is my question: How do I insert the text from a text file into
my e-mail document. I am using the rtf editor.

thank you,
~alan
 
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~~Alan~~

That's to bad. OE and many other apps will allow me to SIMPLY insert or
import text from file.

~alan
 
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~~Alan~~

Yeah, I did, actually. All it did was attach the file as an attachment. As
far as it being difficult, obviously it's not. It's just inconvenient to
have to open another app, load the file, copy, close the file, then paste.
I know I can just click on the file to open and load it, but being able to
"insert or import text from file" is so much easier and faster and
convenient and simple.

Thanks anyway,
~alan
 
K

Klaas Visser

Yeah, I did, actually. All it did was attach the file as an attachment. As
far as it being difficult, obviously it's not. It's just inconvenient to
have to open another app, load the file, copy, close the file, then paste.
I know I can just click on the file to open and load it, but being able to
"insert or import text from file" is so much easier and faster and
convenient and simple.
Click to expand...

Using the Insert File command, browse to the text file you want, and
then click on the little down arrow next to the Insert button, and you
will have the option to insert as either an attachment or as text.

Cheers
Klaas
 
K

Klaas Visser

Yeah, I did, actually. All it did was attach the file as an attachment. As
far as it being difficult, obviously it's not. It's just inconvenient to
have to open another app, load the file, copy, close the file, then paste.
I know I can just click on the file to open and load it, but being able to
"insert or import text from file" is so much easier and faster and
convenient and simple.
Click to expand...

Using the Insert File command, browse to the text file you want, and
then click on the little down arrow next to the Insert button, and you
will have the option to insert as either an attachment or as text.

Cheers
Klaas
 

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