Ok, here is what I came up with after a grueling search on the net. I found pretty standard way to create an email with attachment and added a loop to it.
Sub SendMessage(MsgAction As String, strTo As String, strSubject As String, strMessage As String, Optional AttachmentPath As String...
I actually logged in to ask a similar question about dealing with multiple outlook attachments. I'd like to allow user to select any number of attachments.
I basically collect all paths in a string (see below) and then I would use the routine similar to what you have linked. But I am having...
Thanks Steve,
I am actually reworking a ksh script, after this particular sed routine started encountering buffer overflow. Someone told me PERL is the way to go, but unfortunately this is the first time I am using it. So I was hoping I can do quick and dirty swap from sed to perl right with in...
Thanks KevinADC. Very helpful page - bookmarked. but I did not find did not find anything I could use here. I am not very familiar with perl but I'll give it another look to see maybe I missed something.
Thanks MillerH read that one - that's the structure I used but it only inserts a blank where the string is. I would like to place several lines of text instead of certain string though.
I have no problem substituting static string in one file for another static string. My case is a little...
I have a filed in a table populated with multiple email addresses and subject lines. Each record can contain multiple entries of unique of email/subject combinations. I'd like to extract only the email string and place each individual email as a separate record in another table. Email address...
Having trouble constructing proper PERL command to perform substitution of a string with in one file with contents of another file. I am working in ksh. Here is what I am trying:
substitute_variable='some_file'
perl -p -e 's/search_string/$substitute_variable/' output_file
The result is that...
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