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Hi,

I am creating macro code that would automatically send my
excel file (after editing) to an Email using Lotus Notes
R5 with the following parameters: SERVER, FROM, TO, CC,
BCC, SUBJECT, MESSAGES and ATTACHMENT, Can anyone give me
some tips or ideas how to figure out this one.

Thanking you in advance.
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Hi Jodie,

You can record the macro and then modify it.
Following is a example

ActiveWorkbook.SendMail recipients:="Jean Selva"

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Hi,

I am creating macro code that would automatically send my
excel file (after editing) to an Email using Lotus Notes
R5 with the following parameters: SERVER, FROM, TO, CC,
BCC, SUBJECT, MESSAGES and ATTACHMENT, Can anyone give

me
some tips or ideas how to figure out this one.

Thanking you in advance.
Jodie

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Although i haven't tried your code, will it also work on lotus notes
4.6?
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