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When using the mail-merge functions in order to send personalized e-mails to each of the students (e.g. how each did in his/her exam, what individual grade they obtained, which questions they answered wrongly, etc.), I set up an Excel spreadsheet that has each of the fields I need. The process works very well all the way to what appears to be the last, or next to the last step. That is, I get to review the individual e-mails, they look fine, and I get to enter the e-mail's subject. But, when I finally click on Ok to submit the e-mail, it does not perform the function. In one instance, I saw an intermediate screen which appeared to be looking into my Netscape's e-mail client for the outgoing SMTP mail server
I am using Office Professional 2003
I belive that even if one invokes the mail-merge option from within Outlook, it essentially uses the Word application to do the job
I have started from both Outlook and Word, and at the end of the process I still get no e-mail delivery
By the way, my Outlook has been fully set up as a client for my standard IMAP server. That is, I can use either Outlook or Netscape (or for that matter Mozilla) to access my e-mail and send e-mails, and they all work perfectly well. However, I believe only Outlook has the highly desirable mail-merge capability
I am using Office Professional 2003
I belive that even if one invokes the mail-merge option from within Outlook, it essentially uses the Word application to do the job
I have started from both Outlook and Word, and at the end of the process I still get no e-mail delivery
By the way, my Outlook has been fully set up as a client for my standard IMAP server. That is, I can use either Outlook or Netscape (or for that matter Mozilla) to access my e-mail and send e-mails, and they all work perfectly well. However, I believe only Outlook has the highly desirable mail-merge capability