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Submit Button Req that populates email address
Hi,
New to forum. I have been asked to place a submit button on a word file so when this is clicked it opens outlook attaches the word file to a new email and adds the recipients address, I've managed to get the first 2 requests to work using the macro below but I can't get it to populate the email address, any help please as I'm all googled out. I've also got another macro to run that attaches the word file and sends the email in the background but I would like the user to hit the send button manually. Thanks Paul Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Options.SendMailAttach = True ActiveDocument.SendMail End Sub |
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That - and your code - implies the use of an ActiveX command button, but ActiveX controls have never been supported on Macs.
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