Then, when you create the e-mail messages you can include the individualized URLs in the messages. For instance, you might consider putting the attachments in a OneDrive or Dropbox location and adding the URL to that location to your merge data. One possible workaround to the lack of capability is to not actually include an attachment, but instead proved a pointer to a unique document, stored in a cloud source. Granted, this FAQ is about older versions of Word (Word 2003 through Word 2010), but the answers to questions 15 and 16-which deal specially with Don's question-are still applicable in the latest versions of Word. You can see Microsoft's official pronouncements on this in this FAQ about mail merge: Unfortunately, Word does not include this capability and it never has. He wonders if there is a way in the merge to specify the name of a file that should be attached to the message that is created by the merge. What he hasn't been able to figure out is how to specify that each message created by the merge should have a different file attachment. Don can do a mail merge to create individualized e-mail messages.
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