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Hi everyone,
I have included a "Send mail" module in my vb module, but I want to accept the email address from an input box instead of hard-coding the recipients email address because the recipient may be different each given time.
Below is my code:
How can I imbed the input box in the above routine?
Thanks.
GiftX
I have included a "Send mail" module in my vb module, but I want to accept the email address from an input box instead of hard-coding the recipients email address because the recipient may be different each given time.
Below is my code:
SENDEMAIL:
Set OutlookApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set OutlookMail = OutlookApp.CreateItem(0)
OutlookMail.To = "giftxtian@yahoo.com"
OutlookMail.Subject = "Project Status"
OutlookMail.Body = "This is VB email test"
If Len(MailAttach) = 0 Then
OutlookMail.Attachments.Add MailAttach '"C:\ProjectStatus.xls"
End If
OutlookMail.Display 'To display the email
OutlookMail.Send 'To send the emailHow can I imbed the input box in the above routine?
Thanks.
GiftX
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you will need a textbox, in your form, and set the OutlookMail.To = to the textbox name and put a .text after it.
OutlookMail.To = textboxname.text
OutlookMail.To = textboxname.text
Mr.Wobbles~
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Junior Poster
Actually,
I don't want a textbox control on my form. All my codes are embedded in a Command control which the users clicks and the whole process is executed.
Thanks anyway.
tgifgemini.
I don't want a textbox control on my form. All my codes are embedded in a Command control which the users clicks and the whole process is executed.
Thanks anyway.
tgifgemini.
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Junior Poster
Hi
is there a posibility to do a look up and use email address from Outlook Address book - using VB6.?
tgifgemini
is there a posibility to do a look up and use email address from Outlook Address book - using VB6.?
tgifgemini
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Hi tgif,
In Command Click, before u call the above module use InputBox say,
Regards
Veena
In Command Click, before u call the above module use InputBox say,
Public EMailID as String
EMailID = InputBox("Enter EMail ID")
If Trim(EMailID) <> "" Then
'Call The Send Function
End If
and change this to:
OutlookMail.To = EMailIDRegards
Veena
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