Thanks everybody.
I've already resolved this in RTF format by using
SendObject.
But, it would be better to send it in MS Word.
Please, advise whether it's possible.
But, I'd like to do it by using VB without user's
involment, just clicking a button. For RTF it's no problem
because it's in VB for SendObject.
But, some users complain that they cannot open it in RTF.
This is why I thought may be to use doc format.
what i mean - then you can open word from access, convert file and save it
without user interaction
try to do this manually in word, starting macro recorder - word will make
you a sample code to start with
But, I'd like to do it by using VB without user's
involment, just clicking a button. For RTF it's no problem
because it's in VB for SendObject.
But, some users complain that they cannot open it in RTF.
This is why I thought may be to use doc format.
If they can't open an RTF then they probably haven't got MS Word installed.
Many people send RTF attachments because they can be read by Word but can
not contain VBA modules (eliminating risk of Word 'macro' viruses).
If they can't open an RTF then they probably haven't got MS Word installed.
Many people send RTF attachments because they can be read by Word but can
not contain VBA modules (eliminating risk of Word 'macro' viruses).
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