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... but is it really in the Outbox ?
If I click on the [x] then the E:Mail doesn't get sent (although of course, the application could be deleting it from there), and if I click on the Send button I get a message that says "I have successfully created the E:Mail and posted it in your Outbox (but again, this could of course just be the way the application is wording things). Looking around it seems that the Send window is basically just a Form, as it looks like you are able to create your own one to replace it in your own application, so if that is the case then surely there is a way (although if there is it seems pretty well hidden !!!) to do something when that Send button is pressed ?!? BTW, I copied your code into a module & if I press F8 it gives me the option to run it, but when I do (or Step into it) nothing happens |
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