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Default VBA Button to Send Email

If you use SendMail code it will do what you want
http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm#Workbook

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"Dave D." wrote in message ...
Hi Jim -

That code works great, it attaches the file, but the
saved version. I have people filling out information,
then I want them to click the button send the information
they typed in. Basically do the exact same thing as if
they went up to File--Send--File as Attachment I have
menu's locked and such as thats why the users can't just
do that instead of clicking on my email button.

Thanks Jim in Advance

Dave D.
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..Attachments.Add ThisWorkbook.FullName

should do it.

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"Dave D." wrote in message
. com...
|I want to have the user click the button and send the

current workbook
| as an attachement to certian users. I can get to bring

up Outlook and
| have it populate my certain email addresses by using:
|
| ...
| Set oMailItem = oOutlook.CreateItem(0)
| With oMailItem
| Set oRecipient =
| ")
| oRecipient.Type = 1
| .Subject = "Agent Form Data for " &

emailDate
| .Body = "This Agent was submitted on: " &

emailDate
| .Attachments.Add sAttachment
| .Display
| ...
|
| but when using this I've been trying to use
| .attachments.add "some local drive file" but can't use

activeworkbook
| or anything. Any thoughts?
|
| Thanks in Advance
|
| Dave


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