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Chris
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Excellent answer Chris thanx over there in Aussi land.
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Excellent answer Chris thanx over there in Aussi land.

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I need to create and send an email using VB 6.0 code through outlook. I have 2 standard message bodies that I have to send out depending on the criteria. <br />
One message body is an overdue message the other is credit message. <br />
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So my question how do I use VB to create an outlook message then select one of the message texts to put in the body of the message. Both messages content has to be accessible to the user to edit. Can the 2 messages be contained in somewhere in Outlook, Business Contact Manager or as a Word Doc?<br />
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I also need to attach a pdf file.
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I need to create and send an email using VB 6.0 code through outlook. I have 2 standard message bodies that I have to send out depending on the criteria. 
One message body is an overdue message the other is credit message. 

So my question how do I use VB to create an outlook message then select one of the message texts to put in the body of the message. Both messages content has to be accessible to the user to edit. Can the 2 messages be contained in somewhere in Outlook, Business Contact Manager or as a Word Doc?

I also need to attach a pdf file.

Outlook and Visual Basic 6.0 PDF file

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Outlook

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Exchange

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.