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Template Phrases for Microsoft Outlook 1.3

by Chris Wiles

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03 Dec 2007

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Template Phrases for Microsoft Outlook

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With this plug-in for Microsoft Outlook you can quickly insert commonly-typed phrases or blocks of text into e-mail messages, without having to type the same text over and over again.

Template Phrases for Microsoft Outlook is an extremely useful Microsoft Outlook tool for technical support personnel, sales managers and anyone who extensively uses e-mail in their work.

If you are replying to a lot of e-mail messages on a daily basis, you know that some part or parts of their text is constantly repeated. Greetings, signatures, the same answers to the same questions, the same words or phrases typed hundreds of time, the same things explained again and again to your clients or partners. Having written just another paragraph, you sorrowfully realize that you write it not for the first and even not for the tenth time. Is this situation familiar to your?

Try then our Template Phrases for Microsoft Outlook. This handy add-in for Microsoft Outlook will take the major part of this work upon itself, free you from all that tedious re-typing of similar phrases or entire messages and will save much of your time and effort! Respond promptly, competently, and personally with a double mouse click.

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