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Default Email files on C Drive

Hi All,
Have found similar postings, but not enough to go on in regards to the
following.

I currently have some VBA that does the following:
- Creates individual file (with all the relevant records) for each
unique name contained within Column G
- Saves the file (with the name of the unique entry) .xls

What I'd like to do is extend this to be able to automatically send an
e-mail with pre-set text to advise the users (user is the unique entry
in column G) what they next need to do (so I'd need to include some e-
mail text as well). The unique entry isn't the SMTP address, it's the
internal user's name as it appears in our address book (e.g. Smith,
Bob)

I'd like it instead of automatically sending, at least at first, to
prompt the person who's running it as to whether they want to send at
first.

So, in summary:
1) Run through all xls files on C Drive and attach the file to an e-
mail with some pre-defined subject/content text
2) Populate the to box on the e-mail with the file name (less
the .xls part)

Appreciate your help on this.

Many Thanks, Al.
 
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