Recent content by TomAllins

I use ClickYes (http://www.contextmagic.com/express-clickyes/) to circumvent the outlook warning.

Sending Email Check this thread: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=90364 Apparently a lot of people have difficulties with the outlook warnings. Regards

ClickYes The confirmation request from windows is a build in security. As far as I understand it, it is quite difficult to disable this setting. However there exist a program called ClickYes which automatically clicks yes when those popups appear. I have been testing this program for about...

That is the problem with your code. I'll try to explain it: the variable gflag is part of your Form 1. When you open Form 2 you create a second variable gflag which has nothing to do with the gflag from Form 1. So access has two gflags: Form 1.gflag = 1 Form 2.gflag = whatever value you want...

John, You need to include my code in Access. What my code does, is storing the mail on a harddisk (outside the outlook mailbox) and store the location of the saved mail in access. For my users I wrote an additional piece of code that enabled them to click on the location and outlook would...

As far as I know it is not possible to link emails to access. However it is possible to store an email on a harddisk and save the location of the email in a field. Remark: this code is written for outlook 2003 and access 2003. In order to work you need to include the 'Microsoft Outlook 11.0...

possible solutions There are two possible solutions that I can think of: 1/ send the mail through outlook (I have no experience with that) :( 2/ use access itself to send the mails (solution below) This code is actually a modified macro-command 'sendobject'. I saved it to a module and...