Please Help

[Rob P]

Re Template File part of the SendObject function.

Further to other postings I can not find any info can anyone help even if
"No cant be done"?

Can any one advise on this part of the function. I would assume it to
specify an Email template file which could contain most of the body of the
message, but anything entered seems to have no effect.

I am using 2000 SP3, the line of code which works OK appart form this is
DoCmd.SendObject , , acSendNoObject, ToAction, , , Workshop, CurrentLearner,
True, "C:\dear.htm"

Any thoughts appreciated

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

Re Template File part of the SendObject function.

Further to other postings I can not find any info can anyone help
even if "No cant be done"?

Can any one advise on this part of the function. I would assume it to
specify an Email template file which could contain most of the body
of the message, but anything entered seems to have no effect.

I am using 2000 SP3, the line of code which works OK appart form this
is DoCmd.SendObject , , acSendNoObject, ToAction, , , Workshop,
CurrentLearner, True, "C:\dear.htm"

Any thoughts appreciated

I can't find much information on it, but the little I can find suggests
that the template file is only used when you are sending an actual
object, and are sending it in one of the HTML-based formats. Then (if I
understand what I'm reading) the template file is used to format the
HTML representation of the object, *not* your message body. I haven't
yet found any information about exactly what that template file would
contain, though.

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

I can't find much information on it, but the little I can find
suggests that the template file is only used when you are sending an
actual object, and are sending it in one of the HTML-based formats.
Then (if I understand what I'm reading) the template file is used to
format the HTML representation of the object, *not* your message
body. I haven't yet found any information about exactly what that
template file would contain, though.

Ah, here's a bit:


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ingapplicationsfortheinternetworldwideweb.asp

 

[Rob P]

--
Robert P

Ah, here's a bit:


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ingapplicationsfortheinternetworldwideweb.asp

--
Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP
www.datagnostics.com

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[Rob P]

Many thanks Kirk, I was obviouly going down the wrong road. The link does
give the info.