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George
I have an Excel document that I'd like to use as a data source for a
Mail Merge in Outlook. I do not want to create Word documents. The
spreadsheet has a column that contains names that should bring up
e-mail addresses in Outlook. I am using Outlook 2000. Ideally, I hit
the command, a set of drafts are created, one for each row in my
spreadsheet, the "To:" box fills with the name, links to the e-mail
address in my Address Book, fills the draft with the associated
information into fields, just like the Word mail merge, and sends these
unique documents to each person. It seems to me that if Word can do it
for letters, Outlook should be able to do it for e-mails, but I can't
seem to find a way. Is it really impossible?
Thank you.
George
Mail Merge in Outlook. I do not want to create Word documents. The
spreadsheet has a column that contains names that should bring up
e-mail addresses in Outlook. I am using Outlook 2000. Ideally, I hit
the command, a set of drafts are created, one for each row in my
spreadsheet, the "To:" box fills with the name, links to the e-mail
address in my Address Book, fills the draft with the associated
information into fields, just like the Word mail merge, and sends these
unique documents to each person. It seems to me that if Word can do it
for letters, Outlook should be able to do it for e-mails, but I can't
seem to find a way. Is it really impossible?
Thank you.
George