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Keith G Hicks
Access 2003, Outlook 2003
DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , , , , strEmailSubject, strEmailBody,
True
This opens up a new email message as expected. There are 3 problems.
1. The new message seems to be "modal" in that I can't do anything else
until I send the message. Shouldn't I be able to just go back to my
application and do whatever I need to do while leaving the new message up
for later editing? Code seems to be suspended at this point.
2. WHen I do send the message it seems to foul up subsequent code. Not sure
I can explain this yet. I haven't fully investigated it.
3. Even if I set the last parameter above from TRUE to FALSE, the message
shows up for editing.
I'm also using some Ghostscript code that I found which allows me to mail
pdf's as attachments. This code also opens up a new email message but does
not create the same problems above. I'd use that code to run the problem
message above but it requires me to supply an attached report. I don't want
to do that here.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Keith
DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , , , , strEmailSubject, strEmailBody,
True
This opens up a new email message as expected. There are 3 problems.
1. The new message seems to be "modal" in that I can't do anything else
until I send the message. Shouldn't I be able to just go back to my
application and do whatever I need to do while leaving the new message up
for later editing? Code seems to be suspended at this point.
2. WHen I do send the message it seems to foul up subsequent code. Not sure
I can explain this yet. I haven't fully investigated it.
3. Even if I set the last parameter above from TRUE to FALSE, the message
shows up for editing.
I'm also using some Ghostscript code that I found which allows me to mail
pdf's as attachments. This code also opens up a new email message but does
not create the same problems above. I'd use that code to run the problem
message above but it requires me to supply an attached report. I don't want
to do that here.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Keith