Bill543
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MS Access - possible to have HTML format field/form text box?
I've made an access database that sends emails out based on text entered on a form.
I have to put HTML coding in the text form field in order for the email to show any HTML formatting.
My question is, is there a way to get an Access text form control to show text in HTML format?
-Bill
I have to put HTML coding in the text form field in order for the email to show any HTML formatting.
My question is, is there a way to get an Access text form control to show text in HTML format?
-Bill
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Or use the web browser control? I haven't used it but it should be able to display (net edit) an HTML note.
/gustav
/gustav
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Thanks for your inputs, guys. I went ahead and split the points evenly between you - hope you don't mind.
So you upgraded? Or?
/gustav
/gustav
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Actually the place I work probably won't upgrade anytime soon, and trying to email an OLE form object linked or embedded to a word document didn't work, and the web browser function seemed to be more for linking to webpages.
So I think what I'm going to do is just save the email body as an HTML file on the server and send using coding similar to this:
objMessage.CreateMHTMLBody "file://c|/temp/test.htm"
-Bill
So I think what I'm going to do is just save the email body as an HTML file on the server and send using coding similar to this:
objMessage.CreateMHTMLBody
-Bill
Sounds like a good compromise.
/gustav
/gustav
> the web browser function seemed to be more for linking to webpages.
It is. But if you have the content saved as an HTML file, you could open this.
However, a lot of work to do if it not even is absolutely needed.
/gustav
It is. But if you have the content saved as an HTML file, you could open this.
However, a lot of work to do if it not even is absolutely needed.
/gustav
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