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Application on my desktop
So, I was thinking, could you control a application if it was showing on your
desktop? I saw a bit of code that will log into a web page, it gave user ID and password. Could you contro an application like that with VBA? I need to send a text file to, say 50 emails, and I'm not able to modify Lotues Notes conrtol (admin rights and all). That too and the IT group is bussy with something elso. Could you send an email by have VBA "drag & drop" the text file into the body of the email, paste the email address in the "to" field and "send"? Can VBA control application like that? |
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