I'm looking to make a macro (I think that's the best solution) that will
automatically add attachments to my messages when certain text appears in the
message.

For example, let's say I say "please sign and return form 1880 - make sure
to complete sections A, B, and C", then the form correlating to form 1880
automatically adds to the message. My verbiage is always the same as I
already use autocorrect to make each of the line-items in my emails by have a
string of characters autocorrect to the long explanations of what needs to be
done. Typically I have 5-20 of these per message and I have to go back and
add all the attachments after writing the message, but it would save me a lot
of time to have them auto add.

Mike,

The focus of this newsgroup is macros in Access, the database program. Your
question seems to relate to Outlook (??) (where VBA procedures are called
macros, which is not the case in Access). You will have a better chance of
a good answer if you re-post your question to a group related to the program
you are using.


--
Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP


"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:A5712955-362B-4941-B0B4-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I'm looking to make a macro (I think that's the best solution) that will
> automatically add attachments to my messages when certain text appears in
> the
> message.
>
> For example, let's say I say "please sign and return form 1880 - make sure
> to complete sections A, B, and C", then the form correlating to form 1880
> automatically adds to the message. My verbiage is always the same as I
> already use autocorrect to make each of the line-items in my emails by
> have a
> string of characters autocorrect to the long explanations of what needs to
> be
> done. Typically I have 5-20 of these per message and I have to go back and
> add all the attachments after writing the message, but it would save me a
> lot
> of time to have them auto add.