Dear Ms.Sue Mosher,
We are already doing your below solution for mailing labels & Envelopes &
working fine,but when it comes to e-mail merge it doesn't function.
We are reproducing steps as follows:
Contact Folder>Select Contacts>Tools>Mail Merge>Check Only Selected
contact>Check All Contact Fields>Document File>Check New Document>Merge
Options>Selected Form Letters(As e-mail message is not there,which should be
there) >Merge to >Email>Type Message Subject Line>Pres Ok>A new Word documnt
opens>Tools>Mail Merge>Select Recipients>Check Use an existing list(Here if
we try to check 'select from Outlook Contacts'option system doesn't permit
to do so after using >choose contact Folder>
Select Contact List Folder>Ok>Mail Merge Recipients>Ok,here system force us
to return to previous option only) >Next:Write Your letter>Chose (Blue) More
Items Button>Insert merge Field>Check Database fields>Pick up desired
fields>Next
review your letters>Next:Complete the merge>Here we have two
option only either Print or Edit individual letters>email merge letter do not
get produced.
We will be grateful to you for doing faovur to us.
Sincerely yours(kranti mohan,male)
:
You're still starting the merge in Word, not in Outlook, because you're
running it from a mail message that uses Word as the editor. Go to the
Contact folder you want to use in the merge. Select the contacts you want to
merge. Choose Tools | Mail Merge.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
message Dear Sue Mosher,Apparently we are doing mail merge as suggested below by
you.FYI,Reproducing steps as follows:
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utlook>Mail>Outbox>Compose New Message>Tools>Letters & mailing>Mail
merge>Select Document Type>Check E mail Message>Next Starting Document>Select
Document Type>Check Use The Current Document> Next Select recipients>Check
Select from Outlook Contact>Chose Contact Folder>Pop Window Open>Select >
Contact List Folder>Highlight Contact-Personal Folder>Then OK>Mail Merge >
recipients window open>choose desired recipients>Press OK>Write Your mail
message>Hit More Items blue Button>Insert Merge Field window open> Then
below procedure as described earlier :
While doing email merge, Step 4 of 6(Write your email message),Selecting
'More Items' to 'Insert Merge Fields > (1) 'Check Data base Fields>certain
fields like Job Title,Middle Name is not appearing.
(2) Or using 2nd.option>Check Address Field Option>Here Middle Name,Job
Title appear but while selecting Match Fields option>To use drop Down Field
to match Middle Name or Job Title is not there in drop down list.
Job Title being important field should appear in mail merge document.
We are using Window XP-Pro & Office 2003,All service pack updated,Detect &
Repair option in Outlook help menu has already been fixed.
:
You need to start the merge from Outlook, not Word. If you do that, all the
OUtlook properties, including not just Job Title but any custom fields
defined in the folderrrrr, will be available to the merge.
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
message While doing email merge, Step 4 of 6(Write your email message),Selecting
'More Items' to 'Insert Merge Fields > (1) 'Check Data base Fields>certain
fields like Job Title,Middle Name is not appearing.
(2) Or using 2nd.option>Check Address Field Option>Here Midle Name,Job Title
appear but while selecting Match Fields option>To use drop Down Field to
match Middle Name or Job Title is not there in drop down list.
Job Title being important field should appear in mail merge document.
We are using Window XP-Pro & Office 2003,All service pack updated,Detect &
Repair option in Outlook help menu has already been fixed.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...69d&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms