CARSON CITY, NV, November 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) 4OfficeAutomation, Inc. recently released Emlun4Word, an add-in that makes sending email newsletter from Microsoft Word easier. Word users may new create their email newsletters using their favorite word processor and have them delivered through 4OfficeAutomation's email servers instead of routing them through their Microsoft Outlook Outbox. This not only makes email delivery much faster and smoother, but also provides detailed information on the delivery success as well as click/view tracking and reporting.
Users may also decide between converting their newsletter into a HTML document for delivery or send it as an image in order to bring complex graphic designs to their recipients.
Emlun4Word takes care of handling removal requests automatically by providing an unsubscribe link.
Emlun4Word currently supports Microsoft Word 2010 and is available on http://www.emlun4word.com
Founded in November 1999 by CEO John Vorwerk, 4OfficeAutomation, Inc is the developer of a range of professional email marketing products and services. Their corporate homepage is on http://www.4officeautomation.com
New Add-In Makes Sending E-Mail Newsletters from Microsoft Word Easier
Emlun4Word is an add-in that makes sending email newsletter from Microsoft Word easier. Word users may new create their email newsletters using their favorite word processor and have them delivered through 4OfficeAutomation's email servers.
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