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Letter Writer By Richard Rost 3 years ago Write, Store, Print, Email Correspondence in Access In this video, I will show you how to use Access as a word processor to print, send, and store all of your written correspondence to your customers. I'll also show you how to email it with one extra click. Carter from Kansas City, Missouri (a Gold Member) asks: My office sends a lot of written correspondence to our clients. We can't just use email. Is there a way to store all of this in my Access database? I know you frown upon attachments, so storing Word documents in the customer's record is bad thing, right? MembersMembers will learn how to create a list of stock correspondence templates like welcomings, collection letters, and more. Plus, we'll incorporate merge codes into them to automatically fill in data from the customer's info.
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