Record of incoming/outgoing mail

[Guest]

I would like to automate and keep records of incoming/outgoing mail.

I can use mailmerge to keep a list of addresses. That is the easy part.

But how could I keep a record of the incoming/outgoing mail? I would like
to keep a record of the date sent or received, the address it was sent to,
what was sent or received (business license, business license application,
health permits, etc.).

How do I do this? Do I use VBA to create userform?

 

[Graham Mayor]

Why re-invent the wheel? Outlook does all of this without any programming.

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Outlook keeps track of postal mail?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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[Graham Mayor]

It can keep a track of everything you do in Office by using the journalling
function, but I was assuming e-mail?

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[Guest]

It can keep a track of everything you do in Office by using the journalling
function, but I was assuming e-mail?

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I should have specified snail-mail not e-mail. I guess it's gotten to the
point that people consider "mail" to be "e-mail".

Again, where do I start for something like this?