Mail merge issue from Word to Mail
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Hello,
I hope you can help me because I can't find an answer to my problem on the forum.
I am preparing a mail merge in Word (16.4.1) that I would like to send via Mail (10.3), everything works very well except that when I finish and merge, the mail merge to email option is grayed out!
I would like to point out that Mail is set as my default email app.
Thank you for your help, I have about 300 emails to personalize, and if this option worked I would save a lot of time.
I hope you can help me because I can't find an answer to my problem on the forum.
I am preparing a mail merge in Word (16.4.1) that I would like to send via Mail (10.3), everything works very well except that when I finish and merge, the mail merge to email option is grayed out!
I would like to point out that Mail is set as my default email app.
Thank you for your help, I have about 300 emails to personalize, and if this option worked I would save a lot of time.
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A priori, email mail merge from Word 2016 is only possible if you use Outlook as the default mail client (whereas it was possible with Mail, if I remember correctly, in Office 2011). It's not specified like that in the help, but I just tested it...
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Hello at home!
Bernard-
Thank you for your response, that's what I thought while browsing the forums. Is there another solution?
I saw that a script could be run? But I don't have any mastery of that
Are there any applications other than Word that would allow mail merge via email?
Thank you in advance- As an "alternative solution," the easiest way is to... use Outlook. But I imagine you don't have an Office license that includes this application.
As for AppleScripts, you will find some leads at https://macscripter.net
To do a mail merge specifically with Mail, check if Pages allows something like that. Otherwise, maybe LibreOffice (?)
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