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Use the EE search option and look for SMTP. You will have plenty of examples.
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Use the EE search option and look for SMTP. You will have plenty of examples.

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I assume I could also attach a file to the mail message. &nbsp;Do you know what the command would be?<br />
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Thanks.
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I assume I could also attach a file to the mail message.  Do you know what the command would be?

Thanks.

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Yes you can attach a file to the email message: Add the following to the previous code:<br />
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Dim attObj As Outlook.Attachment<br />
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Set attObj = itemObj.Attachments.Add(at<wbr />tName)<br />
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**Where attName is the full path of the file you are attaching.**<br />
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If you have any trouble let me know.<br />
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Yes you can attach a file to the email message: Add the following to the previous code:

Dim attObj As Outlook.Attachment

Set attObj = itemObj.Attachments.Add(attName)

**Where attName is the full path of the file you are attaching.**

If you have any trouble let me know.



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Adjusted points from 100 to 150
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Thanks a lot! &nbsp;You have been very helpful. &nbsp;Everything has worked like a charm. &nbsp;Thanks again!
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Thanks a lot!  You have been very helpful.  Everything has worked like a charm.  Thanks again!

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I would like to add code to send an email when my code is finished executing. &nbsp;Is there an easy way to do this? &nbsp;A code example would be great!!!<br />
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Thanks.
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I would like to add code to send an email when my code is finished executing.  Is there an easy way to do this?  A code example would be great!!!

Thanks.

Sending an Email

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