Creating Bulk Mailings in Word 2019 for Windows
Word 2019 (Windows)
| Intermediate
- 9 videos | 30m 47s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
This 9-video course explores the bulk mail tools available in Word 2019. You will learn how to use the envelope creation tool to insert addresses, format the style, and place addresses on an envelope. You will then learn how to create address labels, and how to change the margins and dimensions. Next, you will learn to use the Mail Merge function, which allows data from a mailing list to be incorporated into a document when you send bulk e-mails or letters. You will learn to create a list of addresses and contact information in Word for a mail merge document, and to import a mailing list from an Excel spreadsheet or MS Access file to use in a mail merge. Continue by learning how to edit, sort data, filter, and search your data in a contact list. You will learn to create bulk e-mails or letters with multiple recipients. Finally, the course demonstrates how to create simple rules to change elements, for example, a greeting in a letter. In order to practice what you have learned, you will find the Word document named Word 2019 for Windows: Creating Bulk Mailings Exercise as well as the associated materials in the Resources section.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Create an envelopeCreate a labelCreate a mailing listImport a mailing listEdit a mailing list
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Refine a mailing listCreate a mail merge documentPrint and email a mail merge documentConfigure a mail merge document
IN THIS COURSE
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4m 21sWord is not just for creating text documents. You can also use it to create your own envelopes. The envelope creation tool allows you to define the delivery and return address, and even the font and text styles applied to the addresses. FREE ACCESS
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3m 52sWord can also be used to create address labels. You can modify the margins, pitches and dimensions of your label sheet to create a custom label. FREE ACCESS
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3m 21sBefore you create a mail merge document, you’ll need to create a list of addresses and contact details from which to pull data from. Word allows you to create your own data list from scratch and save it for later reuse. FREE ACCESS
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3m 22sIf you have created a mailing list in a separate document - such as an Excel spreadsheet (XLS), Access database table (ACCBD) or CSV file (a simple list with data separated by commas) - you can import it directly into Word and use it in a mail merge. FREE ACCESS
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3m 27sOnce you have created your contact list in Word, it is important to keep it up to date. You can do this by simply editing the data that you have already inserted. FREE ACCESS
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3m 52sOnce you have created your contact list in Word, it is important to keep it up to date and organized. You can sort, filter, and even search your data entries. FREE ACCESS
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3m 10sThe mail merge function in Word allows you to take data from your mailing list and incorporate it into your document. This combination of the main document and mailing list is the mail merge document. FREE ACCESS
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2m 52sWord can be used to create an email or letter that you can send to multiple recipients. Whether printing or e-mailing your document, you can use a mailing list to send it to all or a selection of your contacts, rather than manually inserting each one individually. FREE ACCESS
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2m 30sThe information taken from your associated mailing list can be used and interpreted in different ways in Word. You can create a simple rule that changes the salutation in a letter depending on the contact's gender or title. FREE ACCESS
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