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October 7th 09, 07:20 PM
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Syntax for entering same statement as a reply
Using Outlook 2007 on XP OS.
I'm new to Outlook macros and so tried to use my Word 2007 macro (see following) as a standard reply to certain inquiries and it wont run. Once I figure this one out, I'll be building about 10 other responses. Thanx for any help. sub MDLV_SST() ' ' MDLV_SST Macro Selection.TypeParagraph Selection.TypeText Text:="The major you have chosen, middle-level social studies education, is currently in the curricular approval process. We cannot guarantee that this major will be available by the time classes start in fall 2010. As a result, we have placed you in secondary-level social studies education. Please contact us with any questions or concerns." End Sub 
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