I'm new to the Mac version of Outlook and can't find a feature I really need.  I often send standard email (either as part of an initial contact with someone or in response to a standard question).  In Outlook 2010 for Windows I can save stuff as "parts" and insert them into a blank email either to create a template which I then fill in or to simply insert standard text which I can then send.

Is there similar functionality in Outlook 2011 for Mac?  How would one send these type of standard email?
Hi!

Office/Outlook 2011 for Mac - OS X 10.7.4



I can't paste copied text into emails.  I have a particular email that I send out that is a template and I copy the text from there and then paste it into the new email.

The paste function isn't working though.  If I try to do more than a paragraph or so at a time it won't paste.  If I do a paragraph at a time it does work.

What's wrong and how can I fix it?  I can't do a paragraph at a time, it's many paragraphs long and I send it out sometimes over 10 times a day.

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Okay, follow up...  I can't copy text from a draft created in Outlook into a new email but I can copy text from a Word document into an email.  Works but cumbersome.

But when I pasted the text from Word into the email it increased the font size by 5 points in the pasted result... ?
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Thank you so much!
Diane
Outlook 2011 offers a drop down list of address templates/formats.  Is it possible to create a new template; i.e. Ireland is missing.  Canada is the closest equivalent but it would be handy to create one that is spot on.

Thanks

Nicholas Mitchell