You have no control over how recipients view e-mail messages and many people
who have been bitten by malicious code, or who don't wish to be, set their
mail resders to view only plain text. This is therefore a security measure.
You must send the message as a Word attachment or better still a PDF
attachment - See the article prepared by fellow MVP Doug Robbins at
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MailMerge/MergeWithAttachments.htm

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> I am trying to send a mail merge from a Word document by email using
> my Outlook. Whenever I send the message it goes out as a plain text
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> comes out in plain text. I can't send as an attachment, which is my
> only other option. Any ideas?
Graham - 07 Jun 2005 12:51 GMT
I have a similar problem to "nonprofitsCD's". Is it possible to merge a Word
document to a Word file, thus personalising the mailshot - then print to
.pdf, thus preserving the presentation of the mailshot, and then email to the
indivdual recipients as body text rather than as an attachment ? Many systems
are set to automatically remove attachments!! ?
> You have no control over how recipients view e-mail messages and many people
> who have been bitten by malicious code, or who don't wish to be, set their
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> > comes out in plain text. I can't send as an attachment, which is my
> > only other option. Any ideas?