Help Using SendObject

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I am using SendObject to create an email that users will then review and send. Everything works fine in that various fields are pulled from the Access form and inserted into the email, but I can't figure out how to insert the user's default signature file. Is there a way to have SendObject automatically insert the signature when it creates the email (e.g., use the same mail "template" as when creating an email from within Outlook) or do I have to add code to do this? If it's the latter, I would appreciate some help as I'm still pretty new to Access and VB. Also, I'm using Access 2002 and Word is my Outlook email editor if that makes a difference.
 
Here is a link to a Google Groups search: where the suggested work-around
(see: http://tinyurl.com/2gxcz ) is to create an AutoText field in Word
and get at it that way. You may be able to find more detail on that
approach through Google or one of the Word/Outlook newsgroups.


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Cheryl Fischer
Law/Sys Associates
Houston, TX

Andy said:
I am using SendObject to create an email that users will then review and
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send. Everything works fine in that various fields are pulled from the
Access form and inserted into the email, but I can't figure out how to
insert the user's default signature file. Is there a way to have SendObject
automatically insert the signature when it creates the email (e.g., use the
same mail "template" as when creating an email from within Outlook) or do I
have to add code to do this? If it's the latter, I would appreciate some
help as I'm still pretty new to Access and VB. Also, I'm using Access 2002
and Word is my Outlook email editor if that makes a difference.
 
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