Create a send button with hard-coded email address?

Hi,

I'm trying to drop a button on the Read Page of a custom form that will Send
the response to a hard-coded email address where we want all responses to go.


Can you do this without writing script behind the form?

Also, it would be ideal to close the custom form afterwards as normal
Outlook message.

Thanks, Dave

I would like to do something similer where could I find
an example of the code to do this or could you post an
example of the code for this.
>-----Original Message-----
>You must use code to send the item to a specific e-mail
address, usually by
>trapping the Send event and adding the address to the
Recipients collection.
>
>The form should close by default after it is sent, BTW.
>
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>"Dave" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to drop a button on the Read Page of a
custom form that will Send
>> the response to a hard-coded email address where we
want all responses to go.
>>
>>
>> Can you do this without writing script behind the form?
>>
>> Also, it would be ideal to close the custom form
afterwards as normal
>> Outlook message.
>>
>> Thanks, Dave
>.
>

The code is very similar. You'll have to add a CommandButton, and then
manually call the Forward method. Then just address it to the address of
your Public Folder.

Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Item.Forward
End Sub

Function Item_Forward(ByVal ForwardItem)
ForwardItem.Recipients.Add("folder@domain.com")
ForwardItem.Display
End Function

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"Richard Pieri" wrote:

>
> Sorry,
> I should have been more specific I want to use the button as an approve
> button and have it forward the form to an address of a public folder so
> it would need to trigger the forward action and poulate the To: box with
> the address I have for the public folder. Is this possible and do you
> have some code to do this? Sorry again and Thanks for your help.
>
>
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Thank you very much that will solve my problem

Rich



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