If you use Outlook 2002, creating personalized mass e-mailings and faxes is almost as simple as creating and merging a form letter. Here's how:
For either mass e-mail or faxes, choose E-mail messages in the first step of the Mail Merge Wizard. Complete the e-mail message or fax as if it were a form letter, using the instructions in the preceding section.
Attach a recipient list and preview the messages or faxes with live data in Step 5 of the wizard.
In the final step of the Mail Merge Wizard, choose to merge to Electronic Mail. In the Merge to E-mail dialog box (see Figure 20.7), choose which Outlook Contact field you want to merge to. Most often, you'll either choose E-mail_Address or Business_Fax. Type a subject, if you like, and click OK.
Word performs the merge, and transfers the merged e-mail messages or faxes to your Outlook outbox.
The next time you use Outlook to send mail, the e-mail messages or faxes will be sent in the usual way.
Tip from
High-volume unsolicited e-mail—better known as spam—is almost universally detested, even when it's personalized. Sending unsolicited e-mail might violate local and federal laws.
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