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I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients when I
have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get rejected. When I attempted to do a mail merge, it stated my contacts were empty?? |
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What version of Outlook? Are you starting the mail merge from Outlook? Post the steps you are using and where the failure occurs.
-- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, The Write Occasion asked: | I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients | when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting | rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all | my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get | rejected. When I attempted to do a mail merge, it stated my contacts | were empty?? |
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"too many recipients" is probably set by your server. You need to reduce the
size of each merge. Start he Mail Merge from within Outlook. Open your Contacts folder select a subset of Contacts then choose Tools | Mail Merge form the Outlook menu. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" The Write wrote in message ... I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get rejected. When I attempted to do a merge, it stated my contacts were empty?? |
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Microsoft Office Outllook 2003. The failure occurs after I send a mass email
(not thru mail merge) so I think it is thru my internet provider who is limiting the amount that I can send. When I tried to do a mail merge, outlook states that I do not have any contacts. I have over 300 business contacts in my address book so this is one of my dilemmas. "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: What version of Outlook? Are you starting the mail merge from Outlook? Post the steps you are using and where the failure occurs. --Â Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, The Write Occasion asked: | I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients | when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting | rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all | my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get | rejected. When I attempted to do a mail merge, it stated my contacts | were empty?? |
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Are my contacts and address book two different entities....if so, then my
address book is indeed empty and my contacts are what I utilize. I need to learn how to use the mail merge function. "The Write Occasion" wrote: Microsoft Office Outllook 2003. The failure occurs after I send a mass email (not thru mail merge) so I think it is thru my internet provider who is limiting the amount that I can send. When I tried to do a mail merge, outlook states that I do not have any contacts. I have over 300 business contacts in my address book so this is one of my dilemmas. "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: What version of Outlook? Are you starting the mail merge from Outlook? Post the steps you are using and where the failure occurs. --Â Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, The Write Occasion asked: | I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients | when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting | rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all | my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get | rejected. When I attempted to do a mail merge, it stated my contacts | were empty?? |
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I believe you are right. I am attempting to learn how to use the mail merge
function thru a tutorial. My "address list" states that it can not be displayed. The contacts folder associatedd with this address list count not be opened. It may have been moved or deleted or you do no have permission. For into on how to remove this folder from the Outlook Address Book, see Microsoft Office Outlook Help. This is my next project I guess. What is the difference from my address book and contacts? "BillR" wrote: "too many recipients" is probably set by your server. You need to reduce the size of each merge. Start he Mail Merge from within Outlook. Open your Contacts folder select a subset of Contacts then choose Tools | Mail Merge form the Outlook menu. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" The Write wrote in message ... I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get rejected. When I attempted to do a merge, it stated my contacts were empty?? |
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Your address book is usually just a representation of your Contacts
folders - the default one and others you might choose. I say "usually" since there are different types of address books. What I'm referring to is the "Outlook Address book". Open your Address Book - is it populated? look in Tools | Options from the Address Book menu - Provided a Contacts folder is enabled as an Outlook Address Book ( In the Address book tab in the Properties of the folder) you can set which Contacts folder is first shown, the search order and add additional Contacts folders. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" wrote in message ... I believe you are right. I am attempting to learn how to use the mail merge function thru a tutorial. My "address list" states that it can not be displayed. The contacts folder associatedd with this address list count not be opened. It may have been moved or deleted or you do no have permission. For into on how to remove this folder from the Outlook Address Book, see Microsoft Office Outlook Help. This is my next project I guess. What is the difference from my address book and contacts? "BillR" wrote: "too many recipients" is probably set by your server. You need to reduce the size of each merge. Start he Mail Merge from within Outlook. Open your Contacts folder select a subset of Contacts then choose Tools | Mail Merge form the Outlook menu. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" The Write wrote in message ... I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get rejected. When I attempted to do a merge, it stated my contacts were empty?? |
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There are no entries in my address book. How can I put my contacts in my
address book? "BillR" wrote: Your address book is usually just a representation of your Contacts folders - the default one and others you might choose. I say "usually" since there are different types of address books. What I'm referring to is the "Outlook Address book". Open your Address Book - is it populated? look in Tools | Options from the Address Book menu - Provided a Contacts folder is enabled as an Outlook Address Book ( In the Address book tab in the Properties of the folder) you can set which Contacts folder is first shown, the search order and add additional Contacts folders. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" wrote in message ... I believe you are right. I am attempting to learn how to use the mail merge function thru a tutorial. My "address list" states that it can not be displayed. The contacts folder associatedd with this address list count not be opened. It may have been moved or deleted or you do no have permission. For into on how to remove this folder from the Outlook Address Book, see Microsoft Office Outlook Help. This is my next project I guess. What is the difference from my address book and contacts? "BillR" wrote: "too many recipients" is probably set by your server. You need to reduce the size of each merge. Start he Mail Merge from within Outlook. Open your Contacts folder select a subset of Contacts then choose Tools | Mail Merge form the Outlook menu. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" The Write wrote in message ... I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get rejected. When I attempted to do a merge, it stated my contacts were empty?? |
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The Write Occasion wrote:
Are my contacts and address book two different entities.... No. Your address book is a view of those of your Contacts folders that you have enabled as address books. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/197577/en-us
-- Bill R "The Write Occasion" wrote in message ... There are no entries in my address book. How can I put my contacts in my address book? "BillR" wrote: Your address book is usually just a representation of your Contacts folders - the default one and others you might choose. I say "usually" since there are different types of address books. What I'm referring to is the "Outlook Address book". Open your Address Book - is it populated? look in Tools | Options from the Address Book menu - Provided a Contacts folder is enabled as an Outlook Address Book ( In the Address book tab in the Properties of the folder) you can set which Contacts folder is first shown, the search order and add additional Contacts folders. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" wrote in message ... I believe you are right. I am attempting to learn how to use the mail merge function thru a tutorial. My "address list" states that it can not be displayed. The contacts folder associatedd with this address list count not be opened. It may have been moved or deleted or you do no have permission. For into on how to remove this folder from the Outlook Address Book, see Microsoft Office Outlook Help. This is my next project I guess. What is the difference from my address book and contacts? "BillR" wrote: "too many recipients" is probably set by your server. You need to reduce the size of each merge. Start he Mail Merge from within Outlook. Open your Contacts folder select a subset of Contacts then choose Tools | Mail Merge form the Outlook menu. -- Bill R "The Write Occasion" The Write wrote in message ... I have a small business and want to send mass emails to my clients when I have specials. How can I send an email w/o them getting rejected as having too many recipients. I have tried highlighting all my "business" contacts and then sending an email, but they get rejected. When I attempted to do a merge, it stated my contacts were empty?? |
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