Yes, because I've done it, I'm pretty sure.
I haven't double-checked this--I think that you set up your letter, then
when you click Merge to Email at the end, it will ask you to identify
the field in the Excel spreadsheet that contains the email addresses.
Try that. Here's the Help from Word 2004 (very slightly edited), I'd
assume 2008 is largely the same:
1. Set up a data merge [in Word as usual]
2. On the Mail Merge Manager under Merge, click Merge to E-Mail .
3. On the To pop-up menu, click the field that contains the e-mail
address in your data source.
4. In the Subject box, type a subject line for your message.
5. On the Send As pop-up menu, click the format you want to send the
form letters in.
• Text Send the form letters as plain text e-mail messages. This
format does not support bold, italic, colored fonts, or other formatting.
• Attachment Send the form letters as attachments to e-mail messages.
• HTML Message Send the form letters as HTML-formatted e-mail
messages. Use this format to distribute form letters that include tables
and other special formatting
6. Click Data Merge To Outbox.
wrote:
> Another question if I may - is there a way to create an EMAIL MERGE
> using a Word doc (I am using Office 2008, btw) as the document source
> and an EXCEL spreadsheet as the data source (including the email
> addresses of the intended recipients) and then send all of if through
> ENTOURAGE?
>
> Cheers,
>
>
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