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Hello<br />
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I have yet another problem that is baffling me.<br />
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Word 2007 mail merge will not open Outlook 2007 to initiate the email creation. No errors, no crashes, just does not work. I have created a brand new one from scratch - same thing, so it's not the file being corrupt or anything kooky like that.<br />
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What should I look at? <br />
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Thanks!
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Hello

I have yet another problem that is baffling me.

Word 2007 mail merge will not open Outlook 2007 to initiate the email creation. No errors, no crashes, just does not work. I have created a brand new one from scratch - same thing, so it's not the file being corrupt or anything kooky like that.

What should I look at? 

Thanks!

Microsoft Office 2007 Mail Merge not emailing

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