eMail merge is available in Office 2010 and 2007. It is easiest to first create a file (it can be a Excel spreadsheet, Word table, or Access table) with column headers with data that is appropriate for the email. For example, FirstName, LastName, email, Event, Date. Although you can save that file in a place of your choice, I recommend that you save the file in the folder, My Data Sources.
Switch to Microsoft Word. Write the email. Note, you can use digital stationary to format your email professionally. Do the following:
- Select the data source
- Select the recipients from the data source (all are selected by default)
- Write the email including any merge fields that are needed
- Preview the email results
- Click on Finish and Merge and select > Send email messages
This is a great feature that I need explore next time I need to send multiple emails.
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