Mail with "Lotus Notes"?
 

Can someone help with with a code to attached the ActiveWorkbook to a "Lotus
Notes" mail?

The ActiveWorkbook, doesn't have to be zipped or anything - just attached to
a mail, ready for sending, once recipient has been selected.

Searching the Internet, I find a lot of miscellanous code to perform this on
a "OutLook" mail, but none for a "Lotus Notes"?

Can this be done???


TIA,

Mail with "Lotus Notes"?
 

Here is a site with information about working with Excel and Lotus Notes:

http://www.excelkb.com/?cNode=1X5M7A

Hope this helps,

Hutch

"Charlotte E." wrote:

Can someone help with with a code to attached the ActiveWorkbook to a "Lotus
Notes" mail?

The ActiveWorkbook, doesn't have to be zipped or anything - just attached to
a mail, ready for sending, once recipient has been selected.

Searching the Internet, I find a lot of miscellanous code to perform this on
a "OutLook" mail, but none for a "Lotus Notes"?

Can this be done???


TIA,

Mail with "Lotus Notes"?
 

On Sep 22, 10:21*am, "Charlotte E." <@ wrote:
Can someone help with with a code to attached the ActiveWorkbook to a "Lotus
Notes" mail?

The ActiveWorkbook, doesn't have to be zipped or anything - just attached to
a mail, ready for sending, once recipient has been selected.

Searching the Internet, I find a lot of miscellanous code to perform this on
a "OutLook" mail, but none for a "Lotus Notes"?

Can this be done???

TIA,



ActiveWorkbook.SendMail "

This will attached it to a new mail msg in lotus notes provided notes
is open/running and lotus notes is the default email program.

Mail with "Lotus Notes"?
 

ActiveWorkbook.SendMail "

This will attached it to a new mail msg in lotus notes provided notes
is open/running and lotus notes is the default email program.


Sounds easy :-)

I'll play a little with this approch...