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February 17th 09, 04:55 PM
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creating a form EMail in Outlook 2003
I'm using Outlook 2003. Perhaps a couple times a week, I need to send out an
email to someone with a standard text in it, but some variable information. Rather than "copy and paste" from a previous email in my sent file, I would like to set up a form that I can just click on, fill in the relevant details, "address" to the sender, then send. I tried designing a form, but I couldn't add text to my existing 'signature', which is not what I want to do anyway. Is there any way I can easily do this? or do I have to copy and paste? 
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