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Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 19
OS: XP
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VBA Question
Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to do the following using VBA etc: When in Word, click on a link or button that would bring up a dialog box when you can enter information, both manually and from drop down boxes which would then go into Outlook and compile an E-Mail with standard information and populate the mail using the information given in the dialog box and then send to a set of E-Mail addresses. Bit of a complex problem I suspect, but and thoughts and ideas of how to do this or where to start would be very much appriciated. Many thanks, BWA |
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