Sending individualized group emails in outlook
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nouseforaname
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PostPosted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2005 20:09    Post subject: Sending individualized group emails in outlook
Is it possible to send a group email in outlook, but have it show up like it was individualized when the recipient reads it?

Basically, I need to send out 3-400 emails, but I don't want the people who get the email to know it wasn't sent individually.

It's for a survey btw. I'm looking for the simplest way, because I have to explain this to a secretary who is doing the mailing for me. I don't think I can get them to install any additional software as well.

Thanks for the help.


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nouseforaname
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PostPosted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2005 20:11    Post subject:
oh ... I wanted to add ... is there a way that I can insert the contact name into the body of the email ... so it would appear that the text in the email was individualized as well?


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PostPosted: Mon, 25th Apr 2005 05:57    Post subject:
You'll want to do a mail merge in Microsoft Word. It's quite straightforward.
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nouseforaname
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PostPosted: Mon, 25th Apr 2005 08:06    Post subject:
yeah, after googling mail merge, that seems to be the case. Thanks for the response Smile


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