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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    @enjoysoshua AND all the others that were following this post so as to a resolution. I spoke to SendGrid support and explained the situation. Basically there reply was: "We make changes to our API all the time which is why we always recommend using our libraries as we keep these up to date with...
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    I'll take a look into this further and see what I can dig up.
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    No problem I understand. When you do get around to trying again you might want to consider the suggestions given in this post which may help you troubleshoot the issue: http://stackoverflow.hex1.ru/questions/29592585/adding-attachment-with-sendgrid-npm-not-working?rq=1
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    It should be noted that I can not remember if my pdf corruption happened with SendGrid or some other emailing method... but I do remember having this same issue once.
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    Something else you may try (which should not be necessary but...) is zipping the attachment... at least just to see what happens. I think I remember having this happen when emailing that is my .pdf getting corrupted somehow during the process. Also have you tried different file types? If so...
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    Also do a Debug.Print of your final strAttachment and post it here to see what it looks like
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    My reference to the FileSystemObjects Library was actually from another module where I gathered the file location of attachments through an open file dialog. While you may use the same method I left it out for a simplified version of what was needed. The SendGrid API gathers the attachment by...
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    Programatically Installing Add-In's within Access

    @speakers_86 I do plan on doing a managed add-in some day... but really for this project it was unnecessary as Access could just as easily handle what I needed. I would gain no benefit going the .Net route for an Add-In. And as I've never created a Managed Add-In before the development time was...
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    Programatically Installing Add-In's within Access

    @speakers_86 Yes, that's the difference. This Add-In is a "Unmanaged" Add-In.
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    Programatically Installing Add-In's within Access

    @HiTechCoach After getting feedback for the initial release of the Link Master I went back to the drawing board and completely ditched the .udl file method. The previous version of the Link Master was never recommended for use "As Is" with SQL Authentication because of the use of .udl files...
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    An Easy Way To Create DSN-Less and ADO Connections Free Open Source Add-In For Access

    For those of you familiar with the previous version, this new version goes well beyond an update in how connections are created and stored. After getting feedback for the initial release of the Link Master I went back to the drawing board and completely ditched the .udl file method. The previous...
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    Programatically Installing Add-In's within Access

    @HiTechCoach Your right... previously I had tried to host .exe's in which showed that issue... I thought it would do that to any type of application but apparently the .mda file extension is exempt? Anyway I've managed to post the download on my site under the Works tab at...
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    Programatically Installing Add-In's within Access

    Thanks @Skroll29... much appreciation in the response. Sorry it took a while to get back to you! I've just begun freelancing full time almost two years ago and it seems I never have much time anymore. I have stepped threw your code and it makes sense... especially when I discovered the...
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    Send Email From Microsoft Access The Easy Way

    My pleasure... glad it worked for your situation
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    data showing in report view not in print preview

    I had this exact same problem.... it turned out that when I selected Yes on the offending textboxes can grow property there turned out to be a carriage return line feed that were entered into the offending field as I had copied and pasted from Excel. I got rid of them by running an update...
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