This is the VBA Code i created, works with Office 2000 and Notes 6. U
just need to install activate notes.dll in the object-explorer of Macro
editor:

I explicitly did not use Notesbackend classes although there might be
faster. By using the Clipboard the Format conversion from Word to Notes
RTF is done automatically.

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Sub MailMergeToEmail()

Dim Email, Subject, PrevRecord As Variant
Dim MyMerge As MailMerge
Dim MyEmbedded As Variant

Dim LNSession As Object
Dim LNMailDB As Object
Dim LNMailMemo As Object
Dim LNMailMemoBody As Object
Dim LNMail As Object
Dim I As Integer

Set MyMerge = ActiveDocument.MailMerge

Set LNSession = CreateObject("Notes.NotesSession")
Set LNWorkspace = CreateObject("Notes.NotesUIWorkspace")

LNMailServer = LNSession.GETENVIRONMENTSTRING("MailServer", True)
LNMailDBName = LNSession.GETENVIRONMENTSTRING("MailFile", True)
LNUserName = LNSession.UserName

PrevRecord = 0
ActiveDocument.ActiveWindow.View.ShowFieldCodes = False

Subject = InputBox("Enter subject for your Mailing", _
           "Subject mailing", _
           "Subject")

If MyMerge.State = wdMainAndDataSource Then
   MyMerge.DataSource.ActiveRecord = wdFirstRecord
   MyMerge.ViewMailMergeFieldCodes = False

   While MyMerge.DataSource.ActiveRecord <> PrevRecord
       PrevRecord = MyMerge.DataSource.ActiveRecord

       Email = MyMerge.DataSource.DataFields("eMail").Value
       ActiveDocument.Content.Copy

       Set LNMail = LNWorkspace.COMPOSEDOCUMENT(LNMailServer,
LNMailDBName, "Memo")
       Call LNMail.FIELDSETTEXT("Subject", Subject)
       Call LNMail.FIELDSETTEXT("EnterSendTo", Email)
       Call LNMail.GOTOFIELD("Body")
       Call LNMail.Paste
       Call LNMail.SEND
       Call LNMail.Close(True)

       MyMerge.DataSource.ActiveRecord = wdNextRecord
   Wend

End If

MyMerge.ViewMailMergeFieldCodes = True

Set LNMailMemo = Nothing
Set LNMailDD = Nothing
Set LNSession = Nothing
End Sub

I don't have Eudora here, but there's a document about COM Automation in
Eudora 4 at

http://www.eudora.com/pdf_docs/automation.pdf

which may give you some clues about how to adapt the macro for VBA that
appeared earlier in this thread, assuming that the COM object is still there
in Eudora 6.2.

Peter Jamieson