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Will that allow me to automate that command? and also will I need some sort of background or will I be totally oblivious to what I'm doing?<br />
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Thanks for the quick response...<br />

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Will that allow me to automate that command? and also will I need some sort of background or will I be totally oblivious to what I'm doing?

Thanks for the quick response...


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yes, you need some code in the background i.e. for example your login command button which will send the mail. if you want the code let me know, <br />
vmano<br />

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yes, you need some code in the background i.e. for example your login command button which will send the mail. if you want the code let me know,
vmano


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I would love the code, it would save me alot of time....<br />
I need it for a project that I'm working on in my spare time and <br />
am just learning VB 5...Thanks a lot if you want some points just let me know but for now I will give you 50....Thanks<br />
You can email me at crichmon@confederationc.on<wbr />.ca <br />

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I would love the code, it would save me alot of time....
I need it for a project that I'm working on in my spare time and
am just learning VB 5...Thanks a lot if you want some points just let me know but for now I will give you 50....Thanks
You can email me at crichmon@confederationc.on.ca


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I would like to know what type of string I would add to <br />
a login form that would automatically send e-mail to an<br />
address once the user logs in?<br />
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Note: I'm not VB programmer and have limited knowledge<br />
I do know how to use the Wizard however....Thanks
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I would like to know what type of string I would add to 
a login form that would automatically send e-mail to an
address once the user logs in?

Note: I'm not VB programmer and have limited knowledge
I do know how to use the Wizard however....Thanks

Adding a command to VB 5.0 to send e-mail

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.