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If I understand correctly, you may be interesting in utilising the Mail Merge feature in MS Word.

All you will need is Word 2003, Excel and Outlook (not OExpress).

In a nutshell, the Excel document is your database of e-mail address, names of contacts etc. and you link this to your word document with pre-typed content and special fields that allow the e-mail to be customised with contacts name and other details depending on how you want to use it.

It&#039;s worth using Mail Merge for that purpose and in my experience works fairly well.</description>
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<p>If I understand correctly, you may be interesting in utilising the Mail Merge feature in MS Word.</p>
<p>All you will need is Word 2003, Excel and Outlook (not OExpress).</p>
<p>In a nutshell, the Excel document is your database of e-mail address, names of contacts etc. and you link this to your word document with pre-typed content and special fields that allow the e-mail to be customised with contacts name and other details depending on how you want to use it.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s worth using Mail Merge for that purpose and in my experience works fairly well.</p>
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