Hello,

I've been setting up email blasts using MS Word and then going Tools /
Letters & mailings / Mail Merge but I am limited to what I can do in MS Word
in terms of formatting.

So, I've just created my first .html page in Dreamweaver that I want to send
out but I don't know how to now merge this into Outlook to send out. Can
someone please tell me how to get this started? I need to know how to get
the greeting line, etc in my .html document - do I just go back into MS Word
and import the .html file and then follow the same steps? Or do I need MS
Word at all?

Thank you!

Does anyone here have experience creating mail merges using Outlook 2003 and
..html files created with Dreamweaver?

I am in desparate need of a solution here. Thanks in advance.

"TxWebdesigner" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I've been setting up email blasts using MS Word and then going Tools /
Letters & mailings / Mail Merge but I am limited to what I can do in MS
Word in terms of formatting.

So, I've just created my first .html page in Dreamweaver that I want to
send out but I don't know how to now merge this into Outlook to send out.
Can someone please tell me how to get this started? I need to know how to
get the greeting line, etc in my .html document - do I just go back into
MS Word and import the .html file and then follow the same steps? Or do I
need MS Word at all?

Thank you!

Hi Tx,

I'm not too familiar with Dreamweaver but if the file is saved as .html ot
..htm you can still merge the data to outlook. First, which ver. of Outlook
are you using?

I'm doing a mass email merge right now which I can tell you how. The only
problem is I'm having problems with the CC: and BCC: field. So, if you need
to CC: or BCC: someone then I'd have to get some answeres first.

But if the CC: and BCC: is not an issue to you then just do the following:
http://office.microsoft.com/training...RC011205671033

Hope this helps.

--
Sincerely,
Wen


"TxWebdesigner" wrote:

Does anyone here have experience creating mail merges using Outlook 2003 and
..html files created with Dreamweaver?

I am in desparate need of a solution here. Thanks in advance.

"TxWebdesigner" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I've been setting up email blasts using MS Word and then going Tools /
Letters & mailings / Mail Merge but I am limited to what I can do in MS
Word in terms of formatting.

So, I've just created my first .html page in Dreamweaver that I want to
send out but I don't know how to now merge this into Outlook to send out.
Can someone please tell me how to get this started? I need to know how to
get the greeting line, etc in my .html document - do I just go back into
MS Word and import the .html file and then follow the same steps? Or do I
need MS Word at all?

Thank you!

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"TxWebdesigner" wrote in message
...
Does anyone here have experience creating mail merges using Outlook 2003
and .html files created with Dreamweaver?

I am in desparate need of a solution here. Thanks in advance.

"TxWebdesigner" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I've been setting up email blasts using MS Word and then going Tools /
Letters & mailings / Mail Merge but I am limited to what I can do in MS
Word in terms of formatting.

So, I've just created my first .html page in Dreamweaver that I want to
send out but I don't know how to now merge this into Outlook to send out.
Can someone please tell me how to get this started? I need to know how
to get the greeting line, etc in my .html document - do I just go back
into MS Word and import the .html file and then follow the same steps?
Or do I need MS Word at all?

Thank you!