Aug 27, 2004 #1 DChalom Programmer Jun 8, 2002 59 US How do you know all the diferent properties of an Outlook email? Dorian C. Chalom
Aug 27, 2004 #2 jdhilljr Programmer Sep 1, 2003 296 US Are you just trying to send an email? Or are you looking for something else? This is what I use to send. o=createobject("Outlook.Application") oitem=o.createitem(0) oitem.subject="My Subject" oitem.to=useremail oitem.bcc=xemail oitem.body=xmessage oitem.Attachments.Add(filename) oitem.send o=.null. Jim Upvote 0 Downvote
Are you just trying to send an email? Or are you looking for something else? This is what I use to send. o=createobject("Outlook.Application") oitem=o.createitem(0) oitem.subject="My Subject" oitem.to=useremail oitem.bcc=xemail oitem.body=xmessage oitem.Attachments.Add(filename) oitem.send o=.null. Jim
Aug 27, 2004 Thread starter #3 DChalom Programmer Jun 8, 2002 59 US I am looking to recieve emails and i need to know how to disect the different parts. Dorian C. Chalom Upvote 0 Downvote
I am looking to recieve emails and i need to know how to disect the different parts. Dorian C. Chalom
Aug 27, 2004 #4 jdhilljr Programmer Sep 1, 2003 296 US This goes to the inbox. oa = CREATEOBJECT("Outlook.Application") mynamespace = oa .GetNameSpace("MAPI") myfolder = mynamespace.GetDefaultFolder(6) && 6 = INBOX myitem = myfolder.Items(1) ?myitem.to ?myitem.subject ?myitem.body Jim Upvote 0 Downvote
This goes to the inbox. oa = CREATEOBJECT("Outlook.Application") mynamespace = oa .GetNameSpace("MAPI") myfolder = mynamespace.GetDefaultFolder(6) && 6 = INBOX myitem = myfolder.Items(1) ?myitem.to ?myitem.subject ?myitem.body Jim
Aug 27, 2004 #5 MarciaAkins Programmer Jun 30, 2003 533 US Hi Dorian. Following Jim's advice in the command window, in version 7 and later you can use intelliSense to see what the properties and methods of the item are. You can also explore the Outlook object model in the Object Browser. Marcia G. Akins http://www.TightlineComputers.com Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi Dorian. Following Jim's advice in the command window, in version 7 and later you can use intelliSense to see what the properties and methods of the item are. You can also explore the Outlook object model in the Object Browser. Marcia G. Akins http://www.TightlineComputers.com