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Take a look at the SendObject method. &nbsp;This should work perfectly for what you want to do.
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Take a look at the SendObject method.  This should work perfectly for what you want to do.

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`thanks guys<br />
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am awarding full points to LSM because I have got full instructions which I have put into place and works well<br />
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I couldnt put fyed's helpful hint without more.<br />
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hope thats ok guys
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`thanks guys

am awarding full points to LSM because I have got full instructions which I have put into place and works well

I couldnt put fyed's helpful hint without more.

hope thats ok guys

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LSM was quicker to the draw than I was.<br />
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For a &quot;topUKlawyer&quot;, I would think research and reading would be right up your alley.
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LSM was quicker to the draw than I was.

For a "topUKlawyer", I would think research and reading would be right up your alley.

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Wonder if there is a flat pack solution to this?<br />
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I should like a command button that when pressed sends a message like<br />
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subject: new entry has been made in accounts database<br />
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to a defined email address. ie to notify a specific accounts person (say accounts@acme.com) that a new entry has been made.<br />
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anyone assist please. many thanks
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Wonder if there is a flat pack solution to this?

I should like a command button that when pressed sends a message like

subject: new entry has been made in accounts database

to a defined email address. ie to notify a specific accounts person (say accounts@acme.com) that a new entry has been made.

anyone assist please. many thanks

access send email to a particular address

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.