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I have been trying to do this for months with Outlook 2010. Using original Menus/Toolbars in Outlook 2007 was a snap by simply dragging a command to the toolbar and changing the command to a hyperlink of my template. I couldn't figure out how to accomplish this with Outlook 2010. If you were here, and my wife of 30 years wasn't, I'm not really sure what I'd do, but I'd do it! Thanks! |
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