If you just want to click a button on your form and have an e-mail pop
up with the users e-mail address already populated then put something
like this behind the button on your form in the on click event.
Private Sub cmdEmail_Click()
Dim strEmail As String
Outlook? Exchange? Lotus Notes? There are a ton of samples but you have to
help us out a bit! Please ignore Aaron... his answer for EVERYTHING is SQL
Server!
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SQL Server supports doing this in one place.
From the db Server-- where it belongs.
This way; it is quite easy to keep track of who you are sending what.
This is actually a _VERY_ common requirement for anti-spam purposes.
Tony
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