[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Glad you got it sorted out. The Wizard is a bit more like a Magician -
Designed to deceive.

The English for "fulfill" in this context would be "execute".

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"manne142" wrote in message
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Hi, I found the solution myself. It worked out well when i did not use the
wizard, but clicked the buttons on the merge tool bar. When I finally
clicked
the fulfill-button (I'm not sure what it is called in english, I'm using
the
norwegian version of Office), and then ran the macro, it worked out fine.
The "MailMerge with attachements"-function should really be a default
option
in MS Office. But that is probably out of your hands....
Thanks for your help, your macro really helped us.
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"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

How many Sections are there in the document in the mailmerge result
window?

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"manne142" wrote in message
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Hi, i'm trying do do what you suggest, executing a new mailmerge and
running
the macro from the mailmerge result window. I still get mails with the
body
text and attachement in only the first mail and only the attachement in
the
rest. I'm using office 2007.
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"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

It sounds like you have not executed the mailmerge that contains the
body
text to a new document and had that document as the active document
when
you
ran the macro.

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"PS" wrote in message
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I've taken Doug's advice and prepared the mail merge with attachment
and
sent
via email. However, only the very first one received the main body
(text)
in
html. For the second and third receiptants, they can only receive
the
attachments, but not the text itself. Do you have a clue?

The outlook I use is Outlook 2003 and Word is 2002.

Thanks.