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How did they do that, and how can I learn how?
It is legislative session time. I want to send out a "call to action" to
members for them to send an email to their representative and support our proposed Bill. I received a similiar letter from someplace else and I want to learn how they did it so I can use it for my use. They sent a mass email to members asking for help. An attachment you opened in WORD and within WORD was an email screen with the legislators email, and such already filled in. (so the person does not have to look any information up and so you can put your own assoc. in the cc: section so you know what was sent). Then in the body of the email form (which was in the body of a Word doc.) they had a form letter but also so one could add their own stuff. Once the person was done adding their name or own words they could "click" the send and it would be sent to the legislators emails already pre-coded. How did they set that up? What I would like to do is send the original email by merging the email address from my data file. When they open the WORD doc. which has the email form in it I want to pre-code the legislators email in the TO: filed and precode my assoc. email in the cc: section so we know what was sent. I want to already have the person I am sending this to's name and address in the email form which I would want to get in there by a merge from my data file. Is this possible? And where do I go to learn how. |
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How did they do that, and how can I learn how?
I doubt that I would support anyone who sent such annoying junk mail, even
if it managed to get past my spam filters. However what you ask appears to be a straightforward mail merge with attachments. See the article prepared by fellow MVP Doug Robbins at http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MailMerge/...ttachments.htm or MAPILab's Mailmerge toolkit add-in for Outlook http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/mail_merge/ -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org de wrote: It is legislative session time. I want to send out a "call to action" to members for them to send an email to their representative and support our proposed Bill. I received a similiar letter from someplace else and I want to learn how they did it so I can use it for my use. They sent a mass email to members asking for help. An attachment you opened in WORD and within WORD was an email screen with the legislators email, and such already filled in. (so the person does not have to look any information up and so you can put your own assoc. in the cc: section so you know what was sent). Then in the body of the email form (which was in the body of a Word doc.) they had a form letter but also so one could add their own stuff. Once the person was done adding their name or own words they could "click" the send and it would be sent to the legislators emails already pre-coded. How did they set that up? What I would like to do is send the original email by merging the email address from my data file. When they open the WORD doc. which has the email form in it I want to pre-code the legislators email in the TO: filed and precode my assoc. email in the cc: section so we know what was sent. I want to already have the person I am sending this to's name and address in the email form which I would want to get in there by a merge from my data file. Is this possible? And where do I go to learn how. |
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