You do not have to use Outlook, unless you need more sophistication. If it
is text you want to insert, the way you can do it is to use Signatures.
Type the text you want, then select and copy it. Now go to Tools/Options,
and choose the Signature tab. Click on New, give it a recognizable name,
and in the box below, paste the text you wanted.
Now when you want to use that text in an e-mail, just choose
Insert/Signature. The text will appear.
Jim D
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> Is there a way in Windows Mail (Vista) that I can set up the text for
> emails
> that I need to send repeatedly? In the email program I used to use these
> were
> called "Templates".
>
> I cannot find any feature similar to this in the new Windows Mail, and
> it's
> very time consuming to keep cutting and pasting text from WordPad.
>
> Thanks.