Activate the Check Names feature programatically

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Clifford Zivi

I am using the Send Object command in Access 2002 to send
a fax. I set the TO field to [FAX:nnnnn] but when the
Outlook "New Message" screen pops up the TO field is
still as [FAX:nnnn] and the email can't be sent. If I
then use TOOLS, CHECK NAMES then the TO field changes to
nnnnn underlined in blue. Now the email can me sent.
So, the questions are: is there a better way to do this,
OR, how can I activate the Check Names feature
programatically?
 
I'd avoid using Send Object and use the Outlook object model. If you
do that you can use the ResolveAll method of that MailItem's
Recipients collection to resolve the fax address and you can then
iterate the Recipients collection and check each Recipient for the
Resolved Boolean property.
 
It looks like you are all over the place. I posted a
reply in the .FAX queue also. You've given me some good
key words to search for. It's all Greek to me right now
but I'm usually good at figuring out examples. Can you
point me somewhere?
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I'd avoid using Send Object and use the Outlook object model. If you
do that you can use the ResolveAll method of that MailItem's
Recipients collection to resolve the fax address and you can then
iterate the Recipients collection and check each Recipient for the
Resolved Boolean property.




I am using the Send Object command in Access 2002 to send
a fax. I set the TO field to [FAX:nnnnn] but when the
Outlook "New Message" screen pops up the TO field is
still as [FAX:nnnn] and the email can't be sent. If I
then use TOOLS, CHECK NAMES then the TO field changes to
nnnnn underlined in blue. Now the email can me sent.
So, the questions are: is there a better way to do this,
OR, how can I activate the Check Names feature
programatically?
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Never mond. You gave me enough hints. I got it
working. Thanks for your help.
-----Original Message-----
It looks like you are all over the place. I posted a
reply in the .FAX queue also. You've given me some good
key words to search for. It's all Greek to me right now
but I'm usually good at figuring out examples. Can you
point me somewhere?
-----Original Message-----
I'd avoid using Send Object and use the Outlook object model. If you
do that you can use the ResolveAll method of that MailItem's
Recipients collection to resolve the fax address and
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you
can then
iterate the Recipients collection and check each Recipient for the
Resolved Boolean property.




I am using the Send Object command in Access 2002 to send
a fax. I set the TO field to [FAX:nnnnn] but when the
Outlook "New Message" screen pops up the TO field is
still as [FAX:nnnn] and the email can't be sent. If I
then use TOOLS, CHECK NAMES then the TO field changes to
nnnnn underlined in blue. Now the email can me sent.
So, the questions are: is there a better way to do this,
OR, how can I activate the Check Names feature
programatically?
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