thanks for your reply; microsoft outlook's contacts lets you create group
lists, or a group of email addresses under one heading (like "friends").
select the group list (which is kept like an individual email in contacts)
and the email goes to everyone on the list.
when i put more than 50 addresses in a group list, outlook rejects it,
saying there are too many.
to get past this, i created a subfolder to contacts which has all the
email
addresses i wanted in the group list. i first tried to merge the list
with a
word doc, but it prompts me to click yes for each of my 500 emails to
allow a
program other than outlook to access email addresses in outlook. if i
click
no, it tells me i have a MAPI failure. i'd like to avoid all that.
next i tried only working with outlook and no other programs. any way i
try
it, i get one of the two issues explained above.
is that clearer? is there a way to send more than 50 emails in one fell
swoop without having to babysit it?
thanks for your help.
shauna
Russ Valentine said:
Your post is impossible to decipher. Explain more clearly what you are
trying to do, why you can't do it, and how you could possibly do a mail
merge with no other Office programs installed. Include versions. Explain
what a "group list" is.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
shaunajc said:
even in a group list, my outlook won't let me send one email to more
than
50
recipients; merging - even with an email, so i'm only using outlook and
no
other office prgm - makes outlook ask if i mean to allow another
program
to
send email via outlook FOR EACH EMAIL. i have a list of more than 300
to
send to!
if i don't click yes for each one, i get a MAPI failure message. how
do i
override all this?
thanks!