Re: Please Help! (Mail merge e-mailing with images in Body)

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Bear in mind that you have absolutely no control over how a recipient views
your message. Those of us who are careful about what we open have our mail
readers set to display only plain text. The only way to ensure that your
message is seen as intended is to send it as a PDF format attachment, for
which you'll need extra software to create the PDFs.

See the article prepared by fellow MVP Doug Robbins at
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MailMerge/MergeWithAttachments.htm

Whether or not Word 2002 can merge to e-mail in html format (and I seem to
recall that it could not do this), Word 2003 can now do so and my tests with
an html merge with graphics to e-mail worked as you intended.

If you send hundreds of e-mails, your sending address will very quickly find
itself blacklisted as that of a spammer.


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moscatomg1@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have spent all day trying to figure out how to do a mail merge
> e-mailing with Word 2002 and include inserted images (like small JPEG
> files) in the body of those messages. I just joined this Group, b/c I
> really need help since I was unable to find any helpful info after
> looking on the Microsoft site and countless other internet sites and
> pages.
>
> I have tried all 3 options in the Merge to E-mail box (plain text,
> html, and attachment; although I knew that attachment wouldn't work to
> get the images and text to appear in the body, I tried it anyway and
> although everything appears correctly once the attachment is opened, I
> want to have this info appear in the Body right away when an e-mail is
> opened). When I sent it as the HTML option, nothing ever was received.
> With the Plain Text option, just the text came through--no images. I
> also tried to save the whole doc. as an HTML file and send it that
> way, but that didn't work either.
>
> Of course when I send an individual e-mail with pictures in Word and
> not using mail merge wizard, then that works fine and everything with
> the images appears correctly in the body; but I have hundreds and
> hundreds of these e-mails that I need to send.
>
> Please, if anyone knows whether or not this can be done, I would
> really appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
>
> Matt


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