csv into comcast emails

I have a long csv list in Excel that I want to drop into an email in
a comcast TO email without having to type each one in individually.
Suggestions?

You can do this in many ways:

1) You could copy and paste the list in your message and if the message
is in HTML, it should be read OK by the recipient;

2) you could create a pdf of the list by using Bullzip
http://www.bullzip.com/products/pdf/info.php

3) You could create an XPS format file of the list. You do need to have
dot net framework 3.5 installed for this.

4) You could send the excel sheet to your clients as attachment and they
can download an excel viewer to read it or they can use their excel
spreadsheet to read it;

5) Copy and paste in Word and send the word document to them;

The method is endless and only you can decide what is best for your
clients;

Hope this helps.



J wrote:

I have a long csv list in Excel that I want to drop into an email in
a comcast TO email without having to type each one in individually.
Suggestions?

You mean you have a list of addresses to which you want to send the same
email?
Use a mail merge for this;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/mailmerge.htm

If that is not what you are asking, you'll have to clarify yourself a bit
more.

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I have a long csv list in Excel that I want to drop into an email in
a comcast TO email without having to type each one in individually.
Suggestions?

Send the same mail to everyone or use a mail merge? To send as one message,
copy the email address column and paste into the To (or BCC) field.

For mail merge, use the CSV as the data source.

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"J" wrote in message
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I have a long csv list in Excel that I want to drop into an email in
a comcast TO email without having to type each one in individually.
Suggestions?