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New Letter to Contact
XP Home, Outlook 2003, Word 2003
I saved Contemporary Merge Letter.dot with my company information, and standard Thank You letter text. From within a contact record I choose ACTIONS/NEW LETTER TO CONTACT. Under "Choose a page design" I select Contemporary Merge Letter, and the document in the preview window looks correct with my company name, address, message text and and other information I entered into the template. But when I click FINISH all that shows up in the final document is the contact's name and address. All my information is gone, no company name, logo or message. It's right in the preview window, so I knopw I edited the correct templatein c:\doc and setting\owner\app data\microsoft\template. What am I doing wrong? How do I make this work? Thanks in advance! |
New Letter to Contact
I think everyone else abandoned the New Letter To Contact Wizard years ago.
It was always more trouble than it was worth. Most people just create Word templates then use Word's Insert Address function to populate them. If you want to do a mail merge, you can always save a merge document for reuse as outlined he http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/startletter.htm -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "reiner" wrote in message ... XP Home, Outlook 2003, Word 2003 I saved Contemporary Merge Letter.dot with my company information, and standard Thank You letter text. From within a contact record I choose ACTIONS/NEW LETTER TO CONTACT. Under "Choose a page design" I select Contemporary Merge Letter, and the document in the preview window looks correct with my company name, address, message text and and other information I entered into the template. But when I click FINISH all that shows up in the final document is the contact's name and address. All my information is gone, no company name, logo or message. It's right in the preview window, so I knopw I edited the correct templatein c:\doc and setting\owner\app data\microsoft\template. What am I doing wrong? How do I make this work? Thanks in advance! |
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