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07.16.2008 at 12:48PM PDT, ID: 23571012
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How can I automate the Outlook process that is attached pdf in Access 2003?

Asked by LennyGray in Microsoft Access Database, Outlook Groupware Software

Please see the attached. I have a manual Outlook process that I would like to automate in Access.

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EMailMergeSequence.pdf (2.2 MB) (File Type Details) 
Email Mail Merge instructions
 
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