Close the Accounts window, you should now be ready to mail merge!.Select your new account and choose “Make Default”. Click OK, and return to the Accounts window.Configure as follows depending on your server, the following is for one that requires TLS encryption:.Click on the button under SMTP Server that reads “Click here for advanced sending options”.Configure your account like the setup below, putting in your SMTP username and password:.In Entourage, click on Tools, then Accounts.Be sure to change your default back when done (See below for this step under “cleanup”) On the accounts box, select the new POP3 account you just created and click “Set as Default” so that the box looks like this: Click “OK”, click “Next”, then click “Finish”.Then click the “Advanced” tab and configure as follows if you need to specify SSL or TLS:.After hitting “More Settings”, choose the “Outgoing Server” tab and configure as follows (Assuming you need SMTP Auth):.
#Mail merge labels in word 2008 for mac password#
In Outlook, click on “Tools” then “Account Settings”.I’ve broken them down by Outlook 2007 or Entourage 2008, with screen shots. You’ll do these steps once per computer you use this on. An SMTP username & Password to send out through SMTP Servers that require encryption.A copy of a mailing list, in either excel format or CSV.I’ve had to sanitize some of the screenshots to remove private information, however it shouldn’t detract from the overall message! instead of the individual who sent the mail). Mail Merge is an awesome tool, and this makes it much more useful when a group shares an incoming e-mail address that replies should be directed to (e.g., or etc. The following was written for my lab group at work, however it strikes me as something everyone may benefit from.
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