What's up with this???

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So I tried to fix my hyperlink field for my email so it would add the
'mailto:' in front of what a user types in. Here's what I have.

Private Sub Email_AfterUpdate()
' If you just type in an email name: (e-mail address removed)
' Access changes it to: [email protected]#http://[email protected]# !!
' This code tries to fix it
Dim intI As Integer
' Don't do anything if email is empty
If IsNull(Me.PMemailAddress) Then Exit Sub
' Fix up http:// if it's there
Me.PMemailAddress = Replace(Me.PMemailAddress, "http://", "mailto:")
' Now look for the first"#" that delimits the hyperlink display name
intI = InStr(Me.PMemailAddress, "#")
' And put the person name there instead if found
If intI > 0 Then
Me.PMemailAddress = (Me.PMemailAddress + " ") & Me.LastName & _
Mid(Me.PMemailAddress, intI)
End If
End Sub

When I try to type something in I get a compile error "Method or data member
not found. and it highlights the line before the End if,
Mid(Me.PMemailAddress,intI)

I don't get it. What's wrong.
 
Try this:

Private Sub cmdEmail_Click()
Dim strMail As String
strMail = "#MailTo:" & Me.txtEMail & "#"
Application.FollowHyperlink HyperlinkPart(strMail, acAddress)
End Sub

The above uses a plain text field and textbox (txtEmail) to mail from an
email address in the database. Three advantages:

1. Your problem is solved
2. Larger file size of hyperlinks is eclipsed
3. Less chance of corruption
 
You have PMemailAddress and Arvin has txtEMail

You need to alter Arvin's code to what you use on your on form so that it
works for you.

: - )
 
It doesn't change anything, it emails correctly formed email addresses when
you click on the button named cmdEmail. If you have http://whatever in the
hyperlink, you'll need to delete anything that's not part of the email
address after you've changed the table's field from hyperlink to text.
 

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