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Export multiple email from sql database into Outlook 2010


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Is this possible? Ok, I will give some background info...

The office want the email addresses of selected parents, data in excel at present, to be inserted into one email. Currently this is done through copy and paste, one at a time. I have been racking my brain, thinking of linking Access database....... Visual studio.. Excel import.. Outlook import... :confused2:

 

Anyone with sugestions?

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Umm, there are plenty of ways to get this done, you can use macros through an access ADP

Automated Email Macros; Access>Word>Outlook - Access World Forums

Using Automation to Send a Microsoft Outlook Message

 

you could also use something in VS to just access the APIs

How to: Create a Mail Item, Attach a Report, and Send the Mail Item to the User's Manager

C# Programming for beginners: How to use MS Outlook API to send mails

http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/165548/C-Code-snippet-to-send-an-Email-with-attachment-fr

 

or you could export to CSV then import this into the address book

 

You can automate Office massivly, it is part of the reason it is so popular.

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If you have exch then it would be nice to import as contacts and maybr add to a dl fir future usse and it will be avaliable to everyone to use and you can put in restrictoons etc...
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If you have exch then it would be nice to import as contacts and maybr add to a dl fir future usse and it will be avaliable to everyone to use and you can put in restrictoons etc...

 

Even without exchange you can do this, just do it in the local contacts. I would do this personally.

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Cant the contacts be exported from the DB & then you can scriptt Md schedule a import to AD/Exch.

These email addresses are private so we don't want them put in the system. All we wan't to do is give a admin staff member an easier way to add the adresses into a bcc box on an email rather than adding them one at a time.

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Depending on how far you want to go with this, you can hide the contacts from those who shouldn't need access. Or a simple cut/copy & paste may be the answer.

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