If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M. IF none of this helps Come back so someone else can have a Crack at it. to look for Preferences on Lion (OSX.7.x) and Mountain Lion (OSX.8.x) go to finder (main screen you look at when you first open computer) hold down Option key while clicking on Library.Look for preferences in ~/library/Preferences.If no effect, open Trash click on Normal.dotm while holding down control key > choose Put back.
(Have gone through the stock Apple Mail App to do this) I have rebooted several times and when I am doing up a mail merge document, the actual 'generate email messages' is greyed out meaning I am unable to send a merged email. to eliminate Normal.dotm Quit word and move it to trash (do not empty yet. I presently have Outlook configured as the default email client.next Open word with Shift key down, if your able to print your letter you either have issue with.Merging to printer and e-mail work fine as well. Images will update when you use Word's Preview Results controls to scroll through database records. The images in the new document won't appear to have merged correctly. That has to be done by changing the General Preferences in Apples Mail.app to specify Outlook as the default. Do not merge to a printer, fax or e-mail. The macOS does set the default, but sets it to its own email program. Go to Applications > Utilities> Disk Utilities and repair Permissions Merge to Email is available only if Outlook is set as your Default email program.You can Pin Mail to your Start menu, Task bar, or add an icon to your desktop through dragging-and-dropping, or the Right-click menu, as with every other program in Windows. But, it will be listed in your Start menu under M, for Mail.
Try the following Steps first before even considering remove and reinstall. Reinstalling Windows mail will not re-create the Mail icon in the Start Tiles, nor on the Taskbar.
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No do not remove and install unless there is actual damage to the application(s)
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