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Default Responding to Outlook Errors when useing Sendmail!!


Hi:

I am using the "sendmail" command to automatically send an E mail and attachment from an
Excel spreadsheet.When I use the command, Outlook responds with a message warning the user
that someone is trying to automatically send an e mail, and asking them if this is OK. If
the user responds YES, then everything goes smoothly. However, if they respond NO the
macro containing the command ends prematurely, and I am left with a user looking at some
odd figures on a spreadsheet, rather than the main sheet or a menu.

I need to know how to make the system respond in some sensible way to the NO answer to the
question, I believe that this is ties up in exception processing, but have no idea how to
trap it.

Really all I need is some way to programmatically capture the negative response and use
programming to bring the event to some clean closing.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Regards

John Baker
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