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The SendObject function in Access can't set that trigger. &nbsp;You may be able to configure Lotus Notes to automatically set the trigger for all new messages - but that may not be desirable. &nbsp;As far as I know, you cannot use automation with Lotus Notes to build a message the way you could with Outlook.<br />
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The SendObject function in Access can't set that trigger.  You may be able to configure Lotus Notes to automatically set the trigger for all new messages - but that may not be desirable.  As far as I know, you cannot use automation with Lotus Notes to build a message the way you could with Outlook.

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Good find ajkamp. &nbsp;I've used that site a number of times but have never had a need to work with Lotus Notes.<br />
OM Gang<br />
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Good find ajkamp.  I've used that site a number of times but have never had a need to work with Lotus Notes.
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Try using the code sample from the website ajkamp listed and then do some searching on the Lotus Notes object model to discover how to set the confidential flag.<br />
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Try using the code sample from the website ajkamp listed and then do some searching on the Lotus Notes object model to discover how to set the confidential flag.
OM Gang

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My company has a confidential button on our emails..I am less familiar with Lotus notes than Outlook, but I have accomplished a sendobject, noobject, but I want the confidential triggered automatically. &nbsp;Is this proprietary in our company, or does someone know how to make it work?<br />
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troyo
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My company has a confidential button on our emails..I am less familiar with Lotus notes than Outlook, but I have accomplished a sendobject, noobject, but I want the confidential triggered automatically.  Is this proprietary in our company, or does someone know how to make it work?

Thanks,
troyo

SendObject in Access - to Lotus Notes

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.