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I doubt it very much that SendObject will find an resolve recipients.

how about sharing your code. Especially how you resolve a name which could have 2 possible results to one person. I would be interested in this.

Haven't we done this before in another question eacollie?

If you use Access only then attaching reports is done for you. If you use Outlook then you will have to do everything manually. This means get your report, make it into a format that you want, save it someone, open your new email, attach your saved document. As far as I know there is no easy way.

That depends on from which direction your are coming. I always have email addresses in my database to avoid this problem. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324530 Here is one example above. Otherwise you are going to need to work with the address book and recipients of Outlook VBA - which I am...

So the only way to make sure that you only write to the right Joe you have to use his SMTP (for example) address. The other way is to use a name and get a recipient and then resolve it, but this will bring you an error if there are more than one.

What contact list - A Global Address book with Exchange and LDAP? I assume yes so does Joe Pulic in this list also have a SMTP / X400 and X500 address? This looks to me like you are relying on the "list" that outlook uses to resolve names for you with exchange. This list can be deleted or...

The public ones yes.

1. take out the Windows API stuff that plays with the shape of the form. 2. create your own VB6 or VB.net program that does this form for you. I have no idea why this happens, I think that because we are changing its shape Access has to keep updating this form. "updating" means in Windows...

No Problem. I am really glad that you find my ideas or work usefull. If you have kept everything other than the animated gif you are probably going to see a few problems if Access hogs your CPU during what ever process you are also running. Sometimes after putting this small form up if I...

Hi and Welcome to the forum. Good to see Google is working well. There are 1 to n frames on the page. Frames start at 0. Dim myHTMLFrame1 As HTMLDocument set myHTMLFrame1 = tempOBJ.Document.Frames(0).DocumentThis will give you the first frame. Remember that whilst the webpage might be...

YES - open my example - you will get warning messages of missing references. 1. delete the control from the form 2. you might have to comment out one or two lines of code referring to the control. 3. remove a reference. 4. Understand my size changes. Or remove them and just make it a conrtant...

here you go. See Picture for what it looks like. For ease I have just cut and copied till I did not get an error. I notice a shadow does not work properly when text is injected but that is only a small issue. In the zip folder I have included the gif file I made and the .dll you will need to...

I will give you an example if i can cut it out.

These two statements seem strange to me. Should you not try to add your menus back when the application closes. Do a little search here on the forum for how to make something run before shutting down MSAcess. Put a message box in the middle of your close down code adding the menus back, is it...

That is really annoying when it works on all except for one. which line does it error on? I am guessing this one Set olApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

Hi Kadara, Start with this link http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=52 then work around with the links that come off it. This will give you a better understanding of what you are dealing with. The issue is that Microsoft in an update to Office 2003 stopped VBA programs (and ALMOST 100%...

Here is one I wrote http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=198190&highlight=iCandy I played the form size, shape and shadow with the Windows API which is not a great success with every Operating System, but you would get the idea of how to do what you want.

What you are asking for as far as I know is possible, but would have to be completely written by you. I have written one, but it is not easy to cut and copy it for you. I created a form as a popup with no borders or close options. I have a revolving animated gif file on it and a label at the...

if you are using a HTML body then just add a HTML link - "<a href= & Chr(34) & http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=210531 & Chr(34) & >This Thread</a>" Otherwise use the word editor eg http://www.outlookcode.com/codedetail.aspx?id=1914