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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > -General database discussion Forum

Access and Outlook Web Question

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avagodro (TechnicalUser)
26 Jul 07 9:51
I have a database that I created that once the person using it is done with a report they immediately email it.  Currently I have it set to email using Novell Groupwise, but we are slowly switching over to Exchange, and using Outlook Web.  Is there a way to have MS Access make a call to Outlook Web to open a new message window?
elsenorjose (TechnicalUser)
26 Jul 07 14:18
You might get quicker replies if you post in the Access forum. Here's the link to the general Access forums:

http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=181
jrbarnett (Programmer)
26 Jul 07 15:10
Surely if you use mapi, you just create it as a mailto link (mailto colon address) and it will work with whatever the default email client is.

John
Remou (TechnicalUser)
26 Jul 07 17:26
Then there is SendObject.
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