You can do a lot with VBA's SendObject. Here is an example:
Put this behind the comand button:
DoCmd.SendObject , , , Me.txtEmail, , , "YourSubject", "BodyText", True
Then just replace the Me.txtEmail with Me.YourTxtBox that holds the email address.
If you want to use a subject line, or message text from a control (text box) you can substitute: (note the absense of the quotes when you use Me.AnyThing)
"YourSubject" with Me.YourSubject (replace your subject with your text box name)
"BodyText" with Me.YourText (This will be put in the body of the message)
[This message has been edited by BukHix (edited 01-30-2002).]