Starting an email with a Hello can look more personable with some VBA code! The Hello Contacts Outlook macro automates the entry of the text Hello followed by the First Name of the recipient you are emailing. This Outlook macro uses the recipient’s email address to loop through all the existing contact records for a matching email address. If a match is found the contact’s First Name field value is used in the beginning of the email. This macro can be fired from a custom button or trigger automatically when replying to an email. To utilize the Hello Contacts macro, you will need to add contacts in Outlook. You can create a contact directly from an email message, with an import, or manually from scratch.
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