Mail Merge is not blocked in our "bMail" domain. But you do need a file
to work from. You cannot create one in our domain.
There are several different kinds of already built Merge worksheets
available on line. I'll send Devin one he can fill in with his names and
addresses and so forth that should work for his purpose. But anybody can
find an already built one to suit their purpose.
Note that the worksheet must be loaded in your Google Drive. It should
be owned by the email account being used to send email, or at least
shared with edit rights. And avoid sending so many emails at one time
that your account gets throttled back.
Jon Broshious
On 4/21/2015 10:41 AM, Jeff Royal wrote:
I use an inexpensive Outlook add-on called "Easy Mail Merge for
Outlook" that does a good job and is easy to use. You can also use a
Google script that can send out a customized mass mailing based on a
template. It is pretty easy, actually but there is a hard limit (by
Google) of 500 emails via script per day (I think).
Jeff
*Jeff Royal*, Institutional Research Analyst
/Office of Planning & Analysis/
UC Berkeley
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
opa.berkeley.edu <http://opa.berkeley.edu>
On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 10:33 AM, Devin P Richards
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello,
I'm attempting to find a solution to emailing a large list of
individuals (applicants to a program) with individual emails. I'm
trying to avoid a mail template service such as mail chimp or the
such.
I've been exploring mail merge solutions in google apps, but those
appear to be blocked by bmail. Does any know of or have experience
or resources for a method or application that can send unique
emails - addressed to each individual - en mass?
Many thanks,
Devin
*Devin P Richards*
Cal Teach // Math for America Berkeley
Berkeley Science and Math Initiative
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<tel:%28510%29%20643-2261>
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