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Hi can any buddy help me to send email, i want to send my excel file t
be sent via email to any mailing address. following are the steps

1) open outlook when i chose to send a file
2) Put the selected filie in outlook
3) Then it will be easier to send

i just actually want to know the method , to open outlook and put th
selected file in it. I am also trying my self, and will feel good i
some good man help me in that.. bcz time is too short.... ;-

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Hay for your ease , those who will be in this problem ,

I and You ( who will be stuck ) just need a

Shell( paramerter ) ;

command

This command will help you out launching the MicroSoft Outlook Express
just fill the parameter variable with the outlook express path that
will be mostly like this

Shell ("c:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe")

And generally speking we have

WinExec(Parameter)

command in VC, that is used for the same purpose. just for helping any
VC++ Newbie searching for the same thing


WinExec ("c:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe")


You can run some others programe or any exe by just using these
commands, no need to do full assignments your self :-) , and telling
you, people reading this out there, you cant copy the code in your
applicaiton with this command. OK ... So Be thursty for Knowlege and
ENJOY THE LIFE BEFORE IT MELTS


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Outlook and Outlook Express are not the same thing.

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Hay for your ease , those who will be in this problem ,

I and You ( who will be stuck ) just need a

Shell( paramerter ) ;

command

This command will help you out launching the MicroSoft Outlook Express
just fill the parameter variable with the outlook express path that
will be mostly like this

Shell ("c:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe")

And generally speking we have

WinExec(Parameter)

command in VC, that is used for the same purpose. just for helping any
VC++ Newbie searching for the same thing


WinExec ("c:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe")


You can run some others programe or any exe by just using these
commands, no need to do full assignments your self :-) , and telling
you, people reading this out there, you cant copy the code in your
applicaiton with this command. OK ... So Be thursty for Knowlege and
ENJOY THE LIFE BEFORE IT MELTS


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