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I'm helping my church to implement mass e-mails, to save on postage fees for
mass mailings. We recently tested the e-mail merge using Word for the merge, Access dbase for the data source (field in table for e-mails) and Outlook for the e-mail tool. However, it only proved successful in e-mailing those addresses that were already in the Outlook contacts folder. It ignored the e-mail addresses that were to be included, but were not in the Outlook contacts already. Is there a way to use the mail merge features of Office to do a mass e-mail without having to add those other e-mail addresses to the Outlook contacts folder? We're talking about a few hundred e-mails, once we actually implement this. And is there a limit to the number of e-mail contacts that can be sent at one time? I've seen other postings of 256 and 500 - not sure if they relate to what we're trying to do. Thanks -- Emily |
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