See Dick's site about binding JM
http://www.dicks-clicks.com/excel/olBinding.htm

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Regards Ron de Bruin
(Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2002 SP-2)
www.rondebruin.nl



"JM Patton" wrote in message ...
I have used this process with the Outlook Objects,
specifically "Microsoft Outlook 10.0 Object Library". I
use Office XP. When I give my workbook to a person with
Office 2000, it complains about not having this Object
Library. Should I try to create the specific object I
need from this Library using the CreateObject Method you
mention? If so, I'm at a loss as to how to create such an
object if the Library doesn't exist.

Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
Looks as though you trying to use Outlooks Objects and
Methods to be able to
send an email. This will mean that you will need to
create an application
level variable set to the Outlook Application, which will
require the use of
either the CreateObject Method (program not open) or
GetObject Function
(program is open). Once you have set the application
variable to the
Outlook.Application, you will then use the variable to
refer to Outlook's
Objects, Properties, Functions, and Methods.

Before setting up the code to do this, be sure that you
have the OutLook
Object Library checkmarked in your list of References,
which can be gotten
to under the Tools menu in the VBE. Getting Multiple
applications talking
to each other can be a tricky matter as I had some
examples given to me, and
even with the changes that I made for the specific files,
it still didn't
work out for me. However, after I worked with the code
and made some other
adjustments, it finally worked out for me as my code
dealt with working
between Excel and Project. Now, I been working quite a
bit in Access and at
some point of time, I will be getting into having Access
and Excel talking
with each other given that Access has some limitation
that Excel does better
while at the same time, Excel has some limitations that
Access does better,
thus why I have been working with Access quite a bit here
lately.

--
Ronald R. Dodge, Jr.
Production Statistician
Master MOUS 2000
"Ray Proudfoot" wrote in
message
...
Hi,

I'm trying to create a button on a worksheet that when
clicked will create a new Outlook message with the Send
To,Subject and Message body already completed and will
then automatically send the message. The only way I can
find of doing this is via the Workbook.SendMail command
but although this sends an e-mail it also sends the xls
file which I don't want to be sent.

Are there any other ways of doing this? If I had Visual
Basic v6 installed would it give me the capability via
MAPI commands but still allow end-users with a standard
Excel97 installation to use the facility?

Any help greatly appreciated.


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