outlook 2007

[Princessholly]

want to switch to oulook 2007 and publisher 2007 I realy don't use other
office but words on ocations. Do they sale these things in a bundle or
somthing for a cheaper price and will they work if i keep the other 2003
office product. Very new at this, and not alot of money.

 

[Brian Tillman]

want to switch to oulook 2007 and publisher 2007 I realy don't use
other office but words on ocations. Do they sale these things in a
bundle or somthing for a cheaper price and will they work if i keep
the other 2003 office product. Very new at this, and not alot of
money.

Outlook and Publisher are both sold stand-alone. If you install Outlook
2007 along with the remainer of Office 2003, you will lose some of the
integration between Word and Outlook, like Mail Merge. If you don't use
that functionality, it should be fine.

 

[Princessholly]

i use publisher for my news letter and mail it to my custumers with outlook,
is that mail merg.???

 

[Brian Tillman]

i use publisher for my news letter and mail it to my custumers with
outlook, is that mail merg.???

No. I think that will work (i.e., using the mail feature within Publisher),
but I haven't tried it. It should use whatever you've defined as your
default mail client.

 

[Princessholly]

Sorrry for the ignorent Question but what is mail merg then??

 

[Brian Tillman]

Sorrry for the ignorent Question but what is mail merg then??

Mail merge is using Outlook and Word to send a predefined message, one
message at a time, to a list of contacts stored in Outlook's Contacts
folder, an Excel spreadsheet, or one of several other data sources. In
Outlook, enter "mail merge" in Help.