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Thank you for you reply. <br />
I was thinking about this solution. So if you do that it will open the message but not send it ? The user will have the possibility to send it or not.
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Thank you for you reply.
I was thinking about this solution. So if you do that it will open the message but not send it ? The user will have the possibility to send it or not.

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&gt;&gt;So if you do that it will open the message but not send it ? The user will have <br />
&gt;&gt;the possibility to send it or not.<br />
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Yes, that is exactly what should happen, regardless of any mail client your user is using as the default one.
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>>So if you do that it will open the message but not send it ? The user will have
>>the possibility to send it or not.

Yes, that is exactly what should happen, regardless of any mail client your user is using as the default one.

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Hi,<br />
I would like to know how can i pop up the default email box of a user when there is an error in an (my) application. In the mail it will have my mailing adress and a default message which can be rewrite by the user.<br />
If you have any ideas it will help me a lot<br />
Thank you<br />
<br />

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Hi,
I would like to know how can i pop up the default email box of a user when there is an error in an (my) application. In the mail it will have my mailing adress and a default message which can be rewrite by the user.
If you have any ideas it will help me a lot
Thank you



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