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it worked. when i add the 2nd email, outlook express takes a quite a bit longer to create the new mail msg. is that the same with you?
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it worked. when i add the 2nd email, outlook express takes a quite a bit longer to create the new mail msg. is that the same with you?

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quite a bit longer = ???<br />
It does make a difference, but it isn't even a second when I try it.
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quite a bit longer = ???
It does make a difference, but it isn't even a second when I try it.

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mine takes about 5 to 10 seconds<br />
anyways, thanks for your response
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mine takes about 5 to 10 seconds
anyways, thanks for your response

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I'm using the code below to quickly send an email. I can send to one &quot;to&quot; and one &quot;cc&quot; recipient using this code.<br />
Is there a quick way to modify this so I can send to more than one &quot;to&quot; and more than one &quot;cc&quot; recipients?<br />
I've already tried putting &quot;;&quot; and &quot;,&quot; between email addresses and that won't work.<br />
Thanks<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; eStr = &quot;mailto:&quot; &amp;&nbsp;clt!Email<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; If clt!email2 &lt;&gt;&nbsp;&quot;&quot; Then eStr = eStr &amp;&nbsp;&quot;?cc=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;clt!email2<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Call ShellExecute(hwnd, &quot;open&quot;, eStr, &quot;&quot;, &quot;&quot;, 0)
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I'm using the code below to quickly send an email. I can send to one "to" and one "cc" recipient using this code.
Is there a quick way to modify this so I can send to more than one "to" and more than one "cc" recipients?
I've already tried putting ";" and "," between email addresses and that won't work.
Thanks

    eStr = "mailto:" & clt!Email
    If clt!email2 <> "" Then eStr = eStr & "?cc=" & clt!email2
    Call ShellExecute(hwnd, "open", eStr, "", "", 0)

How can I can to multiple recipients using &quot;mailto:&quot;

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How can I can to multiple recipients using &quot;mailto:&quot;

How can I can to multiple recipients using "mailto:"