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Default Can I save addresses for people i send letters to often?

I have people I send letters to once or twice a week. Every time I start the
letter wizzard I have to re-enter the addresses. Can I store these addresses
in a file somewhere and have Word get the info from the file?
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Default Can I save addresses for people i send letters to often?

How many people?
Outlook is the obvious choice. You could then use the insert address tool
(or add the macro at http://www.gmayor.com/Macrobutton.htm to your
letterhead template, then avoid the letter wizard altogether - see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm .)

If it is only a few people, save their formatted addresses as autotext (or
autocorrect) entries.

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Rod stanton wrote:
I have people I send letters to once or twice a week. Every time I
start the letter wizzard I have to re-enter the addresses. Can I
store these addresses in a file somewhere and have Word get the info
from the file?



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