![]() And it’s all very simple - I should’ve done it years ago! So it was time for me to find out how to create an email template in Outlook, and how to use it for a new email. While the standard wording saves time, the method I’ve been using to store it just adds to the time. When I need to create another one, I open that one, copy the text and paste it into the new email then add specific text related to the document I’ve just edited for them. ![]() In every one of these ‘QA complete’ emails is some standard wording, which I’ve saved on the network as a *.msg file. For every document I edit for my main client, I send out a ‘QA complete’ email to the person who sent the document to me (that person might not be the author).
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