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Hi
I'm trying set up Word 2000 so that I can programatically email a document and maintain the content/format/layout, BUT not having to send it as an attachment
I've had a look through the code at: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/InterDev/SendMail.htm and this is pretty similar to what I had written, and the limitations mentioned in that article are exactly what I've been asked to get around
We're using Win2k, Office2k, and all machines using the program will have Word and Outlook installed
Basically I want to mimic the process when if you use the 'E-mail' button in Word it allows you to use Word as the email editor and you have to put in To/CC/Subject then click send. This document is then sent as a HTML email with Outlook and its format is maintained pretty much completely (at least with the type of document we are using). I just don't understand enough about how Outlook and Word are integrated to be able to control that process and to code it
any help/suggestions?
I'm trying set up Word 2000 so that I can programatically email a document and maintain the content/format/layout, BUT not having to send it as an attachment
I've had a look through the code at: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/InterDev/SendMail.htm and this is pretty similar to what I had written, and the limitations mentioned in that article are exactly what I've been asked to get around
We're using Win2k, Office2k, and all machines using the program will have Word and Outlook installed
Basically I want to mimic the process when if you use the 'E-mail' button in Word it allows you to use Word as the email editor and you have to put in To/CC/Subject then click send. This document is then sent as a HTML email with Outlook and its format is maintained pretty much completely (at least with the type of document we are using). I just don't understand enough about how Outlook and Word are integrated to be able to control that process and to code it
any help/suggestions?