Using Boilerplate Text
If you need to frequently use the same replies for e-mail, you can insert
prepared text into your e-mails.
This involves two steps. First is to create the text. Second is to insert it
into your e-mail
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Creating the Text
By default, Outlook will look at the My Documents folder for the text
so this is where you will create your text files.
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| 1. |
Open up the Explorer |
| 2. |
Go to the My Documents folder |
| 3. |
Right click on the right side |
| 4. |
Select New / Text Document |
| 5. |
Give it a name that will reflect the type of text you will use. Make sure
you leave the .txt extension |
| 6. |
Double click on the file which will open up Notepad to a blank screen |
| 7. |
Enter in the text you want to use |
| 8. |
Select File / Save and exit Notepad |
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Inserting the Text
This is where you will insert the boilerplate text into your e-mail
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| 1, |
Click on wherever you want your text to go into your e-mail |
| 2. |
Select Insert / File |
| 3. |
Scroll to the file you want to insert and just highlight it. If you double
click it will insert as an attachment. |
| 4. |
Depending on the version of Outlook you have either select Insert as
Text or click on the down arrow by the Insert button and select Insert
as Text |