A Ashley Sep 16, 2004 #1 Jim, Where can I put the subject on this line of code? Ashley -----Original Message----- Her is one from Fred Code the Double-click event of the form control that shows the field: Application.FollowHyperlink "Mailto:" & [ControlName] Making corrections to the text field is much easier than editing a hyperlink field. Jim -----Original Message----- Hi, You can use the Sendobject function in the click event Click to expand... for the text box that displays the address. DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Me.Customer Just replace Customer with the name of your text box and once again, the above code will go in the Click event. -- HTH Dan Artuso, Access MVP "Ashley" <[email protected]> wrote in Click to expand... message news:[email protected]... . Click to expand... . Click to expand... ..
Jim, Where can I put the subject on this line of code? Ashley -----Original Message----- Her is one from Fred Code the Double-click event of the form control that shows the field: Application.FollowHyperlink "Mailto:" & [ControlName] Making corrections to the text field is much easier than editing a hyperlink field. Jim -----Original Message----- Hi, You can use the Sendobject function in the click event Click to expand... for the text box that displays the address. DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Me.Customer Just replace Customer with the name of your text box and once again, the above code will go in the Click event. -- HTH Dan Artuso, Access MVP "Ashley" <[email protected]> wrote in Click to expand... message news:[email protected]... . Click to expand... . Click to expand... ..
D Dan Artuso Sep 17, 2004 #2 Ashley, You should take a look at SendObject as I suggested. It's simple to add a subject line: DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Me.Customer,,,"Here is the Subject" Just replace Customer with the name of your text box and once again, the above code will go in the Click event. Look up the complete syntax in Help. -- HTH Dan Artuso, Access MVP Ashley said: Jim, Where can I put the subject on this line of code? Ashley -----Original Message----- Her is one from Fred Code the Double-click event of the form control that shows the field: Application.FollowHyperlink "Mailto:" & [ControlName] Making corrections to the text field is much easier than editing a hyperlink field. Jim -----Original Message----- Hi, You can use the Sendobject function in the click event Click to expand... for the text box that displays the address. DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Me.Customer Just replace Customer with the name of your text box and once again, the above code will go in the Click event. -- HTH Dan Artuso, Access MVP "Ashley" <[email protected]> wrote in Click to expand... message news:[email protected]... Hi, I have a subform with a list of user names and their email addresses. I would like to be able to click on an email address and it will open up the outlook with the email address that I have clicked. How can I set this up in the subform? Thanks Ashley . Click to expand... . Click to expand... . Click to expand...
Ashley, You should take a look at SendObject as I suggested. It's simple to add a subject line: DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Me.Customer,,,"Here is the Subject" Just replace Customer with the name of your text box and once again, the above code will go in the Click event. Look up the complete syntax in Help. -- HTH Dan Artuso, Access MVP Ashley said: Jim, Where can I put the subject on this line of code? Ashley -----Original Message----- Her is one from Fred Code the Double-click event of the form control that shows the field: Application.FollowHyperlink "Mailto:" & [ControlName] Making corrections to the text field is much easier than editing a hyperlink field. Jim -----Original Message----- Hi, You can use the Sendobject function in the click event Click to expand... for the text box that displays the address. DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Me.Customer Just replace Customer with the name of your text box and once again, the above code will go in the Click event. -- HTH Dan Artuso, Access MVP "Ashley" <[email protected]> wrote in Click to expand... message news:[email protected]... Hi, I have a subform with a list of user names and their email addresses. I would like to be able to click on an email address and it will open up the outlook with the email address that I have clicked. How can I set this up in the subform? Thanks Ashley . Click to expand... . Click to expand... . Click to expand...
